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# Magic Board
Magic Board
## What is [Magic Board](https://magicsquare.io/store/magic-board)?
The [Magic Board](https://magicsquare.io/store/magic-board) is an exclusive feature for Magic Store users where you can complete various tasks to earn exclusive benefits and rewards. Each task requires a Proof-of-Work submission, which is reviewed by the respective project. Tasks fall into various categories, including:
* Social Media
* Content Creation
* Magic Store Related Tasks
* Participating in Airdrops/Road-to-IDO Campaigns
* Learn-to-Earn
* Bug Bounties
* Other
## How to Participate in Magic Board Tasks?
## 1. Select a Task
Choose a task from the Magic Board. Ensure you meet all the participation requirements, which may include having enough Karma points or fulfilling other pre-existing conditions. Submissions can be either limited or unlimited. For limited submissions, make sure there are available spots. Some submissions might be under review, which could prevent you from securing a spot. To avoid missing out, frequently check the Magic Board.
## 2. Read Instructions
Carefully read the instructions on the task page. Ensure you submit all required information as specified.
## 3. Submit Proof-of-Work
Once you complete the task, submit your Proof-of-Work (Proof-of-Work is a system where you complete a task to demonstrate that you have accomplished it). You cannot make changes to your submission until it is reviewed. If your submission is rejected, you can resubmit.
## 4. Review Process
Magic Square or the project creator will review your Proof-of-Work. Allow up to three business days for your submission to be reviewed, excluding weekends. We appreciate your patience and request that you refrain from contacting support during this period. If approved, you will be rewarded.
## Where Can I Track My Activity?
After submitting Proof-of-Work for a task on the Magic Board, it will move to the Activity section. Here, you can track all tasks with their current statuses (In Review, Rejected, Approved).
## How do Submissions work?
The displayed numbers include both approved and pending submissions. Pending submissions that do not meet the criteria will be rejected, and the count will decrease. This approach ensures that users do not mistakenly think there are available spots when, in reality, the maximum number of submissions has already been reached.
{% hint style="success" %}
If you’re completing content creation tasks, such as posting on X (Twitter), it’s essential to link your X account to your Magic ID. This ensures your submission can be verified and approved.
{% endhint %}
### Rewards
For each successfully completed task, you will be rewarded with Magic Karma points, $SQR, and/or SQRp. Rewards will be distributed to your Magic Store account and can be found in the [Karma & Rewards Dashboard](https://magicsquare.io/store/profile/karma).
### Support
If you encounter any issues with the Magic Board, please open a support ticket on [Discord](https://discord.gg/magicsquareio) or [Telegram](https://t.me/magicsquare_official).
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