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Revision as of 22:12, 29 January 2018
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1. On the review page, use the box towards the end of the page to submit the review: | 1. On the review page, use the box towards the end of the page to submit the review: | ||
* If an extension looks unobjectionable (i.e., not spam) | * If an extension looks unobjectionable (i.e., not spam) but you cannot reasonably infer what it does based on the title, summary, description, and screenshots in the listing, use the reviewer tool to request information: | ||
** Click Reviewer reply. | ** Click Reviewer reply. | ||
** Mark the checkbox “Is more info requested?” | ** Mark the checkbox “Is more info requested?” | ||
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** Click “Save” to submit the review. | ** Click “Save” to submit the review. | ||
2. If the extension does not adhere to the | 2. If the extension does not adhere to the guidelines, click “Reject.” Select all versions and enter the rejection message in the box. | ||
* Clearly describe which information in the listing violates our policy. | * Clearly describe which information in the listing violates our policy. | ||
* Rejecting an extension will send a message to the developer and remove the extension’s listing on addons.mozilla.org (AMO). | * Rejecting an extension will send a message to the developer and remove the extension’s listing on addons.mozilla.org (AMO). | ||