A networked, computer-based pitch-filtering system allows an intermediary to assist authors in presenting works of authorship (i.e., “pitching”) to potential reviewers. The intermediary maintains a pitch server and related client software that together filter the presentation of pitches to a community of reviewers. Pitch fading screens out relatively poor-quality pitches over time to keep reviewers engaged and emphasize the best material. During the review process pitches are maintained confidential within a group of reviewers. Pitches that receive positive feedback can be offered to potential customers within or outside of the reviewer group.
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