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# Guide: Community Project Validation

<figure><img src="/files/kMnpsH35MCkU7q19RNDH" alt=""><figcaption><p>Validate Projects and Get Rewarded</p></figcaption></figure>

## **What is Project Validation?**

Project Validation involves the Magic Square Community reviewing and voting on Web3 projects to be listed and verified on the Magic Store. The process aims to feature only top-quality projects. Community members review projects carefully, focusing on experience, quality, security, and innovation, and provide feedback to the project developers. Users who vote have the opportunity to earn rewards for their valuable input.

## **What do You get from voting?**

When users take part in Project Validation on the Magic Store, they earn 'Karma points'. Specifically, for each successful vote - 50 Karma points. The Total Karma will be reflected in the Karma dashboard within Account Settings.&#x20;

[**Discover how you can Earn more Karma points and convert them into Real rewards.** ](/magic-store/for-users/magic-karma.md)

## **What are the requirements for voting?**

* **Connect an EVM Wallet to Your Magic Store Account:**\
  Make sure an EVM-compatible wallet is properly connected to your Magic Store account.
* **Verify Your Email Address:** \
  Ensure that your email address is verified and associated with your Magic Store account.
* **Create a Username:**\
  Make sure you have set and saved a username for your Magic Store account.&#x20;

## **How SQRv Impacts the Validation Results?**

* SQRv points are calculated based on how much $SQR a user holds or stakes. The more tokens a user holds or stakes, the greater their impact during the voting process.
* Every participant will always have at least **1 impact point**, ensuring that every vote counts. Users with higher SQRv will carry significantly more weight in shaping the outcome.
* This means results are determined by the **combined influence of token holders and stakers**, not just the raw number of participants
* Learn more about SQRv and where you can use it, [click here](/sqr-token/sqr-token-introduction/sqr-token-utilities.md).

**Support:** If you face any issues, please open a support ticket in our [Discord channel](https://discord.gg/magicsquareio) under the “Magic Store Assistance” category or on [Telegram](https://t.me/MagicSquareSupportBot) and we’ll be happy to help. When submitting a ticket, include the wallet address you used for your Magic Store account.


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