How do votes shape the orbit on Orvian Launch?
Vote on live launches to help rank them. Votes are cast by confirmed community members and cannot be influenced by payment.
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Cast your vote
To vote on any live launch, you need to be signed in with a confirmed email address. Each person has one vote per listing. You're welcome to vote for your own launch, but only after you've voted for someone else's first—this keeps the community honest.
We run occasional human checks to guard against manipulation, and we watch for suspicious voting patterns. If activity spikes unusually, we flag it for review before those votes count toward the ranking.
Votes stay independent
Your vote is shaped by your own judgment alone. Community votes, paid placements on the billboard, verification badges and factual data like Domain Rating are entirely separate orbits—each one is clearly labelled so you can see what's what.
No amount of payment can alter your vote count or anyone else's. What does matter is your standing as an active community member. The more you engage here, the more influence you build, which can give your vote more weight in the ranking.
Rate limits protect integrity
Hourly and daily voting limits exist to prevent abuse. If a sudden burst of votes arrives from one direction, we hold them for review rather than let them shift the orbit immediately. This keeps rankings stable and fair.
Questions people ask
- Can I vote for my own launch straight away?
- No. You must vote for at least one other person's launch before you can vote for your own. This helps keep voting genuine.
- What stops someone from buying votes?
- Votes and payments are completely separate. Paying for a billboard placement or any other service has no effect on vote counts. Only active community members voting can change rankings.
- Why do I sometimes see a human check?
- We run occasional checks to make sure voting stays authentic. We also flag and review any sudden spikes in voting before they count toward rankings.