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# Adding Project To Calendar

Before a project is visible to everyone on the calendar, it first has to be approved by our vetting team. This is due to the many bad actors in the web3 space. 

The first step is to add the project to our database - here's how: [Adding Project To Database](/alphabot/raffles/project-data-source/adding-project-to-database.md).

Once added, the vetting team will review it. If you have any questions about the vetting status of your project, please open a Calendar ticket in our Discord server or reach out to us on our website (see [Support / Help](/alphabot/support/support-help.md)).


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