Concepts

What Rhythm does behind the scenes when someone submits a nomination, why one candidate has only one nominee record per award no matter how many times they are nominated, and what happens if a submission fails partway through.

How Rhythm works out which of an award's application processes a person or organization may use right now, and why that check runs only when the option to apply is offered, not again when the application is actually submitted.

The nomination and application forms Rhythm creates automatically the first time Awards is turned on, and what happens to them if Awards is turned off and back on.

How Rhythm decides which application fees a coupon discounts when an order is priced, and why a coupon's own award has no bearing on where it applies.

What happens automatically once an application names its referees, how a repeated attempt only invites referees who are new since the last one, and what Rhythm does when a referee has no usable contact information.

What decides whether a person sees a way to nominate someone for an award right now, and why that check runs when the option is offered rather than again when a nomination is actually submitted.