How to Submit Proof
To submit proof for a Lolanceizi task, complete the requested action, attach clear evidence such as a screenshot or direct link, and send it for review. Once the author approves the proof, LZ is released from escrow to your balance.
What proof submission means
Proof submission is the bridge between doing a social task and receiving LZ. A task author reserves the reward, you complete the requested action, and then you provide evidence that the action really happened. The author reviews that evidence before the reward is released.
This flow protects both sides. Workers know the reward is reserved before they spend time, and authors can reject unclear or incomplete work instead of paying blindly. Clear proof keeps the task marketplace useful because everyone can see why a submission should pass.
Read the task instructions first
Before you do anything, read the task description from start to finish. Check the required action, language, platform, timing and proof format. A task may ask for a follow, a watch, a share, a comment or another social action, and each one needs the right evidence.
Most rejected proof starts with missed instructions. If the author asked for a public profile screenshot, do not submit a cropped image that hides the profile. If a direct link is required, include the link. Following the instructions exactly saves time for both you and the reviewer.
Attach clear evidence
Good proof is clear, complete and unambiguous. Use a readable screenshot, a direct URL, or both when the task supports it. The reviewer should be able to confirm the action without guessing, zooming into a blurry image or asking what account performed the work.
Include context where it matters: the profile name, post URL, visible follow state, comment text or other details requested by the task. Do not edit proof in a way that hides important information. Honest evidence is much easier to approve than a polished but incomplete image.
Submit and wait for review
After attaching proof, send the submission for review. The task author checks it manually and decides whether it satisfies the instructions. If it is approved, LZ is released from escrow to your account and the task counts as completed.
Review is not always instant, so avoid submitting the same proof repeatedly. Use the waiting time to check other tasks, claim the daily bonus or review your XP progress. A calm workflow is better than rushing and making duplicate or low-quality submissions.
When revision is requested
Sometimes the author may ask for a revision instead of approving or rejecting outright. That means the proof was close but needs a fix, such as a clearer screenshot, missing link, visible username or corrected task action. Read the comment carefully before resubmitting.
Treat revision as a chance to solve the problem, not as a punishment. If the task was done correctly, stronger proof can usually settle it. If you actually missed a required step, complete that step first and then submit evidence that matches the instruction.
Disputes and unfair rejection
If you believe a rejection is unfair, you can open a dispute where the evidence can be reviewed. A dispute should focus on facts: what the task required, what action you completed, and what proof shows completion. Emotional messages do not help as much as clear evidence.
The best dispute is one that is easy to verify. Keep screenshots, URLs and timestamps when available, and explain the sequence briefly. Lolanceizi is designed around proof, escrow and review, so the strongest argument is always the evidence itself.
Protect your account quality
Good proof habits improve your account reputation over time. Submit only work you actually completed, avoid fake screenshots, and do not use multiple accounts to repeat tasks. Abuse can lead to rejected submissions, reversed rewards or account action.
If you are a beginner, start with simple tasks and learn what reviewers expect. A few accurate submissions teach more than chasing every reward at once. Consistent, honest proof is the fastest way to make task earning smoother on Lolanceizi.
- How do I submit proof for a task?
- Complete the requested action, attach clear evidence such as a screenshot or direct link, and send it for review. When the author approves it, LZ is released from escrow to your balance.
- What counts as good proof?
- Good proof is clear, complete and easy to verify. It should show the account, action, link or screenshot details requested by the task so the reviewer does not need to guess.
- Why was my proof sent back for revision?
- Revision usually means something is missing or unclear, such as a blurry screenshot, hidden username, missing URL or incomplete action. Read the author comment, fix the issue and resubmit.
- What happens after approval?
- After approval, the reserved LZ reward is released from escrow to your account. The task then counts as completed and can support your activity and XP progress.
- Can I dispute a rejection?
- Yes. If you believe a rejection is unfair, open a dispute and provide the strongest evidence you have: screenshots, links, timestamps and a short explanation of how you met the instructions.
- Should I submit the same proof twice?
- No. Duplicate submissions can confuse review and may look careless. Wait for the decision, then respond only if revision is requested or a dispute is needed.
- Can fake screenshots pass review?
- No. Fake or misleading proof is abuse and can lead to rejection, reward reversal or account action. Submit only real work that matches the task instructions.