The bullet points in the Bulletique system use a standardized structure defined by the Bulletique specification itself. This structure is called the HOPMAN code.

The HOPMAN Code

The HOPMAN code is the framework at the base of the Bulletique system. It defines the underlying bullet point structure. The name is an acronym derived from the individual bullet points that make up the framework.

• H : bulletique.org
  Help: specifies the rating system being used for the Overview.
• O : R
  Range: overall experience range, acts as a multiplier.
  / E
  Effort: degree of effort and amount of work.
  / C
  Creativity: creativity and imagination.
  / T
  Technique: technical achievement and care.
  / I
  Impact: experienced impact, emotional or otherwise.
  / D
  Detail: attention to final touches and improvements.
  Overview: a rating made of six numbers, each ranging from 0 to 9.
• P : a plus in the piece
  Plus: a positive feature that stands out, a strength.
• M : a minus in the piece
  Minus: a negative feature that stands out, a defect.
• A : aside about the piece
  Aside: a personal aside on the subject being critiqued.
• N : note about the critique
  Note: a remark on the critique itself or background on the critic.

There can only be one Help and Overview but there can be multiple Plusses, Minuses, Asides and Notes. Although Asides and Notes should be limited as much as possible.

For non-exclusive bullets, these can either be put on separate lines, by prefixing them correctly or alternatively if short they can be fit on the same line by separating them with "/" (a forward lash).