# Judging and Submissions

- [Rules for Your Hackathon](https://guide.mlh.io/general-information/judging-and-submissions/rules-for-your-hackathon.md): Being extra clear ahead of time can prevent headaches down the road
- [Judging Plan](https://guide.mlh.io/general-information/judging-and-submissions/judging-plan.md): Check out our example template at https://hackp.ac/judgingexample - Email league@mlh.io if you need any help!
- [Cheating Check](https://guide.mlh.io/general-information/judging-and-submissions/cheating-check.md): Things to keep an eye out for
- [Judges Communication and Recruiting](https://guide.mlh.io/general-information/judging-and-submissions/judges-communication-and-recruiting.md): You’ll need to recruit a variety of individuals to judge your hackathon.
- [Hackathon Submission Portal](https://guide.mlh.io/general-information/judging-and-submissions/hackathon-submission-portal.md)
- [Using Devpost](https://guide.mlh.io/general-information/judging-and-submissions/hackathon-submission-portal/using-devpost.md)
- [Using Devfolio](https://guide.mlh.io/general-information/judging-and-submissions/hackathon-submission-portal/using-devfolio.md)


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