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Hi there Brandon!

Thanks for your suggestion. While I understand that you might find that extra motivation rewarding, I don't think it's a positive thing. It turns a collective creative effort into a competition and makes most people behave in a different way. It can make some users feel intimidated, push others to crunch and even discourage others from experimenting (among several other things).

There are lots of jams that have a ranking system (like Ludum Dare, which starts tomorrow), I think it's nice that we have both types of jams. This won't be one with a ranking system.

Is there any way we can get some sort of way to see the more polished and top games of the jam? Personally one of my favorite things to do is play the top entries.

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A ranking is subjective, just browse the entries when the jam is over and play the ones that catch your eye.

People are subjective, too, though, aren't we? As are games.