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Note to GM: the musician labelled this song as Explicit.

- 13.700, 16.813, 22.990: I think they are all 24ths
- 17.861: hand should be at 18.248 instead
- 36.853: move to 36.893?
- 37.796, 47.087: jump
- 49.893, 52.990, 59.184: singles? no syllable
- 55.990: suggest 111 since it's right after a trill-jump
- 1:15.151, 1:24.055: singles?
- 1:26.571-end: personally would like to see the sound at 1:27.942, 1:28.038, 1:28.119, etc. stepped

The judges for the previous submission expressed concern about the 24th jacks, but I think they're fine thanks to the wide FFR timing window. Those and the transitions out of the 16th jacks justify the difficulty of each other.

Anyway, it's strange and interesting, just like the song.

Judge Score: 8.00 - Accepted

Will Work for Food (Deamerai)
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Lengthy intro but not a huge deal (within 15s rule)
15.151, 17.861 - little weird for these to be hands, they don’t seem to be accenting anything different than the normal layering here

Much more balanced than the previous version. I almost worry the ending is too easy now lol. This is perfectly fine, and a fun effective chart.

Judge Score: 7.50 - Accepted

Checking in on the status of this submission, as it's past the 1 month probationary period with an "Accepted" flag, albeit there has been no response from the Stepauthor or fixes submitted.

Typically, we allow a 1 month period for reading judge notes and any last minute changes that the Stepauthor wishes to apply to their file before release, and we encourage at least acknowledging or reading the notes the judges have provided. This 1 month period can always be sped up by applying a fix and marking it as finalized, or by simply leaving a comment that notes are acknowledged and is finalized.

Because of the "Accepted" flag, this song will be automatically accepted and pushed through to release. So, if you have any fixes to apply, please get in-contact with me so I can retroactively apply them for our Difficulty Consultants to accurately rate the file.