The future of Zelaron, Game Reviewing?

1. How do you guys think we should do the grading system? Should it be done by members only, or just as exclusive as unique i.p. addresses? What do you all think?

Personally I prefer a 1-5 grading system (like what xplay uses) 1 Bring something someone shouldnt bother with (diehard fans excluded) and 5 being just such an amazing game. Voting could be on a poll. Would they be rating the reviewer or the game?

2. What are some incentives besides posterity do you think will help game reviewers come to zelaron? At least initially, these need to be non-financial incentives (as the community grew there would be more resources for thinks like game consoles, etc.) But what would make you want to review games?

You could try just asking them . If you dont offer them any reward or such then you probably wont be getting them any other way then asking. The only way I could see it is if you were to inform them that in the future the best reviews will be sent directly to a magazine. 'Gameinformer' perhaps?

3. Where do you think we could advertise? The Something Awful forum has already been brought up by Chruser. But where else? Where do you think there are a lot of people that just want to be heard?

Go where they are, advertise at Gamespot, IGN. Advertise where the people who want to review are reviewing. Somehow manage to make zelaron look more appealing then there current place.

4. What features would you like included with the reviews? Of course links to public profiles of the reviewers would be included, and links to personal websites could be put there. However, what other neat ideas do you guys have for features that would make Zelaron a step above others?

Perhaps, pictures or movie evidence of the bad things that happen. They should be a reliable unbiased source that gives every game its fair chance

My idea's might be entirely what your looking for, im not sure. I answered them to the best of my personal knowledge and feel like im missing the point . Will be good to see what other people think.