Video tutorials should teach the user something unique, shouldn't contain ubiquitous functions; the narrator, should name himself at the start of the video and video's narration should be better. The concept in your video tutorial easily be read from the documentation which can be followed by any computer user and your video's narration is tricky to understand. Therefore, in the voting phase, your video tutorial might not be considered.

Guideline References:

• To be considered for potential reward, end-user focused tutorials must provide clear instructions of substantial project functions that are unique to that specific Open Source project and essential learning requirements for end-users.

• Tutorials containing process videos, such as gameplay, content creation, simple on-screen instructions, basic instructions for/in ubiquitous functions (Save, Open, Print, etc.), or (4) basic programming concepts (variables, operators, loops, etc.) will not be considered for potential reward.

• To verify authorship, submissions should include mention of the contributor’s Utopian account name at the beginning of the video.

• To be considered for potential reward, video tutorials should be presented in an organized and well prepared fashion. Presenters should speak clearly and professionally and videos should not contain any substantial pauses.

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