Hello

I post my run on the website since 2020-05-27 and is still not verified. It's normal or this is good thing to post in the forum for ask why?

Thanks

Entirely depends on the game you run, how many moderators the game has, how long your run is, the free-time/schedule of the moderators (game moderators are not paid in any way to moderate the games on this site.)

It's fine to ask, but yeah unless your run is pending for like 2 or 3 weeks I wouldn't bother the mods about it, but after that time it's not really bad to @ them on social media or send them a message on the site and ask if they have seen your submission, and most people should get back to you if they are actually active moderators. If they are inactive for about a month and don't get back to you on social media you'll want to post here and ask the site mods to see if they can help you get your run verified: https://www.speedrun.com/the_site/thread/dueac/1

Hi @silo_Simon and thanks for your post.

The game is Resident evil 3 ans the game has 7 moderators i think. Yes, i do not ask that with remark but just for question. I see that some players are accepted (last 1 days ago) I would like to know if i have not made a mistake.

So, i must to wait i guess ^^ Thanks, I'm going to ask @crazygamingdayz tonight (Euw hour) I'm often on his stream

Your run's only been pending for a little over a week, please don't bother the moderators about it. As per the [Site Rules](https://www.speedrun.com/rules)
[quote="Site Rules"]please wait at least 14 days prior to contacting the moderators of the game regarding your run... Game moderators are generally provided 21 days to handle a run submission[/quote]

Also, RE3 is literally the third most active games on the site right now, so... yeah it's gonna take a while for them to get to your run.

Your run is new and you are unknown. That is reason your run might require higher scrutiny than known runners submitting incremental PB's. I've never modded for a game as popular as RE3, but that's often my process. If a known runner with, say, a 35 minute PB, submits a 34:45, I "thumb through" the run (did they get *X skip* first try, how did the fight with *Y boss* go, etc). Particularly if *I've* verified their runs before, I don't subject them to the same scrutiny as a brand-new runner (a brand-new runner, I watch every frame of their submission).

@shikennuggets okay I wait :)

@emeraldaly oh I did not know this is a hard work like that. 

Thanks for your reply