Cambly is a widely recognized, venture-backed language learning platform with significant global market share, which justifies high base scores for utility, reach, and traction. However, the submission itself was of extremely low quality, utilizing hyperbole ('most people have used my product', 'everyone') rather than verifiable data. Consequently, significant Quality Factor penalties (0.5x) were applied to Audience Reach and Evidence of Traction, reducing the final score from a potential 800+ to the 500-600 range.
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