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legendary
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By the way, if you are thinking you are asking icopress [or his alt or spouse/relative... GazetaBitcoin]
that was very cringe and lame...
I have been tolerating nonsense coming from you for some time, but it's enough....so welcome to my Ignore list.
Fun fact, another stupid spammer accused me before that I am also another alt account of icopress  Roll Eyes

Now back on topic with Bitcoin Pizza Day 2025 plans.
hero member
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Congrats to the winners!!! 1 of my 3 picks took a prize yay. There were some awesome entries this year.

I see people making suggestions on how to make it better for next year and agree that 1 suggestion( Local Boards) should be left to organize their own competitions if they feel it is absolutely necessary, but personally I don't think it is. I don't love the idea of segregating the people into groups of the French, the Indians, The Americans etc.
I completely agree with you as I think there are many other ways local boards can organize contests if they chose to do that; it must not be pizza contest that I feel is significant for Bitcoin and suitable for the entire forum participation. If various local boards start to organize theirs, it becomes so common and the fun and engagement will disappear.

Our Naija local board once hard an art contest1, which turned out to be fun and attracted the attention of notable people even outside our local board like 1miau, JayJuanGee and others. So, there are many ways of bringing engagement in the local boards that must not be pizza contest.

[1] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.63377759
hero member
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I'm sure counting votes was easy once you got the data, but I'm curious why you didn't use AI.
Because I wouldn't have trusted whatever answer it gave me.

Each time I've played around with ChatGPT (and other LLM-based stuff), I've been disappointed by the correctness-level of its responses compared to the confidence-level with which it speaks. So, I would've had to "check" its work anyway, effectively by repeating it independently; may as well then just do the work myself and not rely on its "assistance" in the first place. Especially with technical stuff, it falls apart quickly. I suppose, if you don't care whether the answers you get from it are actually right or not, then ChatGPT must seem like this incredible tool from the future, but to me, it's so often wrong that I've stopped wasting my time even experimenting with it.



I keep hitting your Merit limit of 50 per month. Maybe it's time to patch that Tongue
I mean, you kid, but it's occurred to me more than once that it would be nice to be able to leave "latent" merit on a post. (That is, if you can't merit a post because of a lack of sMerit or because you've hit the limit for that user, then it would be nice if you could still leave what amounts to a "merit promise" that will get automatically fulfilled when possible. There'd still have to be some kind of limit, so that people don't create unrealistically deep backlogs, and I think unresolved merit transactions probably shouldn't be visible to anyone but the sender, otherwise you risk creating an incentive for people to sometimes send merit only because they're trying to "unlock" the latent merit that they've been sent. But, those two niggles aside, I think it would be a handy feature.)
legendary
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icopress I want to make public suggestion for next year Pizza event, and other members can comment if this is a good idea or not.
I think it would be a good idea to have small consolation prizes for best pizzas made by each local board, but only in case if they didn't receive any reward in main competition.
For example, we had several members in Croatian board, consolation prize would go to the local member with most votes.
It should be the same for other local boards but members need to be active there to qualify for consolation prize.
This could motivate local members to create better pizzas and it could also increase local activity in forum.

Based on the success of this year's event, I guess it would be too much to ask from the organizers to handle everything. It's quite a job to organize and compile results; it's not a one-person job as we saw. So I think it's the local board's responsibility to conduct internal competitions if they want. For example, we are already organizing a small reward of $50 for our participants to choose the  Best Pakistani Pizza Participant - Appreciation Award
How about every local board will have their own contests like you have in your local boards. The winners of the local boards will be eligible to participate in the main event. Those who have no local board they can join directly in the main event.

Phase one: When someone is joining in the local contest, they can not join the main event, only if they win local contest then they can submit it in the main event.
Phase two AKA main event: Since some people do not have any local section, they can directly join the main event.

By the way, if you are thinking you are asking icopress [or his alt or spouse/relative... GazetaBitcoin] too much to do in these community contests then you are wrong. The return they receive from managing these contests are a lot more than the time and effort they spend. You, me [as a part of the sponsor of this year], and others are having fun, perhaps the winners are receiving some financial benefits but for icopress [and his family or alt], they are receiving business from it. They are using these contests as a business pitch to their clients. So making the contest more attractive means they will show it with more confidence to their potential clients.
legendary
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The idea seems good, but there had to be a minimum of local participation to qualify for this consulation prize.
Because there are some local tabs with many entries and others with just one or two.
If we have more than two pizza submission we should generally accept them, as long as they have collected any votes (and that is not easy to achieve).
We are not talking about big rewards here, that is why they are called consolation prizes.
Even just announcing best local pizza submissions would be nice to have.

Yes, it's also true. These two participants, it's not their fault that more members of their local board didn't participate.

But, then, at least there had to be two participants.
legendary
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The idea seems good, but there had to be a minimum of local participation to qualify for this consulation prize.
Because there are some local tabs with many entries and others with just one or two.
If we have more than two pizza submission we should generally accept them, as long as they have collected any votes (and that is not easy to achieve).
We are not talking about big rewards here, that is why they are called consolation prizes.
Even just announcing best local pizza submissions would be nice to have.

Based on the success of this year's event, I guess it would be too much to ask from the organizers to handle everything. It's quite a job to organize and compile results; it's not a one-person job as we saw. So I think it's the local board's responsibility to conduct internal competitions if they want. For example, we are already organizing a small reward of $50 for our participants to choose the  Best Pakistani Pizza Participant - Appreciation Award
Good idea.
Local boards can do this separately, but I think it would be better to have all thus unified.

legendary
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It reminds me the time when I was in uni first year and I was asked to solve some if-else conditions. I took two long days [without sleeping two nights in a row] to automate for any possible variable for the program and I still can feel the satisfaction I felt after completing it. It's been over 20 years.
legendary
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Congrats to the winners!!! 1 of my 3 picks took a prize yay. There were some awesome entries this year.

I see people making suggestions on how to make it better for next year and agree that 1 suggestion( Local Boards) should be left to organize their own competitions if they feel it is absolutely necessary, but personally I don't think it is. I don't love the idea of segregating the people into groups of the French, the Indians, The Americans etc.

It's a competition and it's something that helps bring the community together. Doesn't matter where you are from, test your creative skills and compete with everyone IMO.
legendary
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Congratulations to the winners!

icopress I want to make public suggestion for next year Pizza event...//::,,,
+1
In our region (board:LE) there were only two pizza makers guys, but regardless of whether they are awarded or not, I believe that each board can organize its "award" whether in cash or just in honor, hence, I think that buying the organization rights should not be so expensive,then, you (us) just need to know how much the franchise for local events costs: Bitcoin Pizza Day on Bitcointalk

OP: rate, fee... how much...?
 Smiley
legendary
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Based on the success of this year's event, I guess it would be too much to ask from the organizers to handle everything. It's quite a job to organize and compile results; it's not a one-person job as we saw. So I think it's the local board's responsibility to conduct internal competitions if they want. For example, we are already organizing a small reward of $50 for our participants to choose the  Best Pakistani Pizza Participant - Appreciation Award

This can also be a good option, with the main organization encouraging local boards to hold an internal "contest" to choose the best pizza on their board.
Since the idea was that everything would be integrated into the same event, everything would have to be done under the responsibility of the main organization, dictating the rules and guidelines on how this promotion should be carried out.
copper member
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icopress I want to make public suggestion for next year Pizza event, and other members can comment if this is a good idea or not.
I think it would be a good idea to have small consolation prizes for best pizzas made by each local board, but only in case if they didn't receive any reward in main competition.
For example, we had several members in Croatian board, consolation prize would go to the local member with most votes.
It should be the same for other local boards but members need to be active there to qualify for consolation prize.
This could motivate local members to create better pizzas and it could also increase local activity in forum.

Based on the success of this year's event, I guess it would be too much to ask from the organizers to handle everything. It's quite a job to organize and compile results; it's not a one-person job as we saw. So I think it's the local board's responsibility to conduct internal competitions if they want. For example, we are already organizing a small reward of $50 for our participants to choose the  Best Pakistani Pizza Participant - Appreciation Award
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The idea seems good, but there had to be a minimum of local participation to qualify for this consulation prize.
Because there are some local tabs with many entries and others with just one or two.

I agree, the idea of including local sections is a good one, but there's a risk of imbalances, no?
As you say, for example, in locale FR there were only two of us taking part in the competition, so it wouldn't make much sense.
legendary
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**In BTC since 2013**
icopress I want to make public suggestion for next year Pizza event, and other members can comment if this is a good idea or not.
I think it would be a good idea to have small consolation prizes for best pizzas made by each local board, but only in case if they didn't receive any reward in main competition.
For example, we had several members in Croatian board, consolation prize would go to the local member with most votes.
It should be the same for other local boards but members need to be active there to qualify for consolation prize.
This could motivate local members to create better pizzas and it could also increase local activity in forum.

The idea seems good, but there had to be a minimum of local participation to qualify for this consulation prize.
Because there are some local tabs with many entries and others with just one or two.
legendary
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Merit: 7064
icopress I want to make public suggestion for next year Pizza event, and other members can comment if this is a good idea or not.
I think it would be a good idea to have small consolation prizes for best pizzas made by each local board, but only in case if they didn't receive any reward in main competition.
For example, we had several members in Croatian board, consolation prize would go to the local member with most votes.
It should be the same for other local boards but members need to be active there to qualify for consolation prize.
This could motivate local members to create better pizzas and it could also increase local activity in forum.
legendary
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The hacker spirit breaks any spell
We've all participated in the bitcoin pizza contest, I just want to appreciate the manager Icopress, the host B.C Games and everyone here.
But how can we all forget the man who start the history? I just felt the need to drop this here as his the ordinator of this contest.


The original image is down but this above I got from somewhere. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1195

Happy belated bitcoin pizza day everyone

Happy bitcoin pizza Cheesy and congrats to the winners.

Ultimately we do this to remember one person's courageous choice to accept bitcoin in exchange for a product.
If it hadn't been for this pizza, perhaps we wouldn't be at this point today.
Smiley

thank you icopress and bc.game for this
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Hey, everybody! Wink

So, I assisted GB during the vote-counting phase this year, and because I (like most programmers) have way more energy for coding than I do for manual labor, I decided to try and automate it, and I figured that some of you might find the approach I settled on to be interesting.



I knew going in that people weren't going to (reliably) follow the format that icopress asked for, so trying to completely automate it was never going to work. Also, especially with a matter as sacred as pizza, I wanted to steer well clear of automation-related counting mistakes. So, in the end, the design I arrived at left some room for that all-important human touch. Smiley

Basically, I realized that although there was a lot of (structural) variation in the votes (some people used [code] tags, some people used [quote] tags, some people just wrote out their choices normally, etc.), it was always possible to select the single piece of their post's text that corresponded to their choices...

So, what I did was write a little browser extension (starting from this) that added a new "Process Vote" button next to each post in that topic:


"Process Vote" button for every post? Wow, having to click 100+ times is amazing... If you did this, hats off to you! Smiley

I'm sure counting votes was easy once you got the data, but I'm curious why you didn't use AI.

I remember during voting on June 9, 2024, I ran our vote data through ChatGPT 4.0 (see the first two prompts), and it provided almost accurate results in just two steps.

https://chatgpt.com/share/0b976521-620f-4226-98f0-2775164a59f5

As of June 9, 2024, I got the following results from AI:

Code:
The top 5 pizzas based on the points are:

#22: 58 points
#42: 55 points
#19: 40 points
#103: 29 points
#53: 25 points

Check the first two prompts, later I continue for my own curiosity to find out top 10 pizzas based on IRV

Code:
Top 10 Pizzas by IRV

After going through the IRV elimination and redistribution process, we find the top 10 pizzas with the most votes in order of their ranking:

#22
#42
#19
#62
#15
#74
#53
#97
#103
#99

And if you see, my results were not that far off from the official results, except for Pizza #92. That one was a surprise for me since, until June 9, it had only received 8 or 9 votes.

But again, there's no guarantee that AI will always produce correct results—there can be mistakes. So doing it on your own is guaranteed to give accurate results.

Once again, thanks to you, the organizers, and sponsors for giving us this opportunity to enjoy and have fun.

 
legendary
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I (like most programmers) have way more energy for coding than I do for manual labor
Relatable. That's how my projects usually start Tongue

I keep hitting your Merit limit of 50 per month. Maybe it's time to patch that Tongue
hero member
Activity: 510
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Hey, everybody! Wink

So, I assisted GB during the vote-counting phase this year, and because I (like most programmers) have way more energy for coding than I do for manual labor, I decided to try and automate it, and I figured that some of you might find the approach I settled on to be interesting.



I knew going in that people weren't going to (reliably) follow the format that icopress asked for, so trying to completely automate it was never going to work. Also, especially with a matter as sacred as pizza, I wanted to steer well clear of automation-related counting mistakes. So, in the end, the design I arrived at left some room for that all-important human touch. Smiley

Basically, I realized that although there was a lot of (structural) variation in the votes (some people used [code] tags, some people used [quote] tags, some people just wrote out their choices normally, etc.), it was always possible to select the single piece of their post's text that corresponded to their choices...

So, what I did was write a little browser extension (starting from this) that added a new "Process Vote" button next to each post in that topic:



With the relevant part of the post selected (as above) you then click "Process Vote" which parses the selected text and annotates it with the voter's details (collected from the surrounding post). The cleaned-up and annotated vote is then added to an internal data structure before the selection is cleared and the button changes appearance (both to signal to you that that vote has already been handled, and to let you inspect the result of the pre-parsing step):



The pre-parsing step in particular is pretty interesting (IMHO), because all it does is replace every non-digit with a space, and then every sequence of spaces with a single space, before removing any spaces from the beginning and the end, leaving you with a nice single-space-separated list of numbers. This turned out to be robust enough to correctly handle every vote. Here's a (slightly unrealistic, because I would have selected only part of the message, not the whole thing) step-by-step example (with slashes in place of spaces for the middle two steps to make them easier to see):

Code: (Step 0)
Hey, I vote for #1, #2 and #3 (and 4 too if self-voting is permitted).

Code: (Step 1)
/////////////////1///2//////3//////4//////////////////////////////////

Code: (Step 2)
/1/2/3/4/

Code: (Step 3)
1 2 3 4

(I mean, in JavaScript, I could just as well have avoided the above sequence and instead turned the selected text into an array with something like [...selectedText.matchAll(/[0-9]+/g)], but that didn't occur to me at the time, only now as I'm writing this post.)

Anyway, once you're satisfied that you've "processed" every vote in the topic, the (now uniform and machine-readable) votes are then exported into a Python script that does the actual counting. That counting process produces (amongst other things) a "log" for people to check if they wanted to confirm that their votes were recorded correctly:

Code: (Sorted by Name)
$crypto$ voted for the following pizzas: #39, #111, #30, #19, #53
1miau voted for the following pizzas: #3, #42, #50, #92, #111
5tift voted for the following pizzas: #100, #15, #42, #76, #18
_BlackStar voted for the following pizzas: #28, #67, #30, #7
ABCbits voted for the following pizzas: #42, #76, #92, #88, #69
AHOYBRAUSE voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #74, #92, #100
airfinex voted for the following pizzas: #84, #15, #17, #74, #4
ajiz138 voted for the following pizzas: #92, #88, #62, #53, #39
Ale88 voted for the following pizzas: #19, #39, #64, #74, #103
alegotardo voted for the following pizzas: #7, #22, #15, #42, #17
aliveNFT voted for the following pizzas: #3, #22, #15, #74, #97
Amphenomenon voted for the following pizzas: #53, #88, #42, #39, #73
aoluain voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #30, #42, #90
apogio voted for the following pizzas: #39, #92, #96, #99, #111
Asuspawer09 voted for the following pizzas: #7, #22, #53, #39, #86
avp2306 voted for the following pizzas: #42, #53, #30, #19, #105
babo voted for the following pizzas: #103, #15, #42, #62, #106
BABY SHOES voted for the following pizzas: #53, #62, #3, #22, #30
Baoo voted for the following pizzas: #92, #42, #33, #19, #22
bastisisca voted for the following pizzas: #42, #103, #15, #69, #106
BC.GAME voted for the following pizza: #15
Becassine voted for the following pizzas: #11, #15, #42, #62, #99
bitbollo voted for the following pizzas: #92, #103, #22, #99, #89
bitcoin_mining voted for the following pizzas: #42, #53, #30, #38, #19
Bitcoin_people voted for the following pizzas: #99, #15, #22, #62, #111
BitcoinGirl.Club voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #39, #42, #74
Bitcoinsummoner voted for the following pizzas: #4, #12, #33, #87, #94
BlackHatCoiner voted for the following pizzas: #42, #92, #101, #15, #100
Btcdeybodi voted for the following pizzas: #2, #22, #42, #62, #70
bullrun2024bro voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #42, #74, #99
Cantsay voted for the following pizzas: #53, #22, #62, #97, #42
Chilwell voted for the following pizzas: #20, #92
Churchillvv voted for the following pizzas: #22, #42, #53, #39, #95
CLS63 voted for the following pizzas: #22, #2, #42, #39, #74
creep_o voted for the following pizzas: #42, #103, #106, #22
Cricktor voted for the following pizzas: #19, #30, #33, #96, #103
criptoevangelista voted for the following pizzas: #19, #42, #97, #100, #53
crwth voted for the following pizzas: #42, #22, #62, #103, #111
cryptofrka voted for the following pizzas: #42, #53, #99, #19, #22
cyberpunk01 voted but was disqualified due to lack of earned merits.
cygan voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #42, #62, #99
DaNNy001 voted for the following pizzas: #22, #103, #2, #99, #42
dansus021 voted for the following pizzas: #42, #111, #22, #62, #92
darkangel11 voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #62, #103, #111
darxiaomi voted for the following pizzas: #42, #58, #64, #74, #97
Davidvictorson voted for the following pizzas: #92, #70
Despairo voted for the following pizzas: #22, #42, #69, #74, #97
dkbit98 voted for the following pizzas: #42, #74, #111, #45, #2
DrBeer voted for the following pizzas: #92, #22, #19, #30, #42
DYING_S0UL voted for the following pizzas: #11, #30, #36, #53, #57
Eclipse33 voted for the following pizzas: #92, #97, #111
Essential10 voted for the following pizzas: #22, #30, #42, #4, #73
examplens voted for the following pizzas: #2, #22, #45, #111, #88
EXC24 voted but was disqualified due to lack of earned merits.
F2b voted for the following pizzas: #87, #88, #103
Faisal2202 voted for the following pizzas: #15, #37, #39, #53, #102
famososMuertos voted for the following pizzas: #39, #42, #58, #64, #74
Fara Chan voted for the following pizzas: #99, #53, #62, #108, #72
Farhan99 voted for the following pizzas: #20, #41, #60, #72, #90
Felicity_Tide voted for the following pizzas: #22, #42, #53, #62, #99
fillippone voted for the following pizzas: #15, #42, #53, #92, #106
FinePoine0 voted for the following pizzas: #33, #42, #97, #106, #54
fruktik voted for the following pizzas: #15, #3, #23, #52, #74
G.Seed voted for the following pizzas: #87, #56, #34, #89, #23
GazetaBitcoin voted for the following pizzas: #15, #106, #103, #102, #82
giammangiato voted for the following pizzas: #42, #103, #15, #106, #99
goldkingcoiner voted for the following pizzas: #97, #42, #62, #99, #112
GrosWesh voted for the following pizzas: #53, #37, #87
GxSTxV voted for the following pizzas: #15, #17, #42, #39, #53
Hamza2424 voted for the following pizzas: #37, #100, #102
Hatchy voted for the following pizzas: #111, #53, #92, #88, #94
Haunebu voted for the following pizzas: #33, #48, #62, #74, #92
HeRetiK voted for the following pizzas: #2, #20, #30, #42, #92
HONDACD125 voted for the following pizzas: #15, #19, #22, #23, #92
icopress voted for the following pizzas: #4, #97, #74, #42, #39
inspace voted for the following pizzas: #15, #42, #74, #17, #4
ITExpert voted for the following pizzas: #10, #37, #25, #102, #111
Jawhead999 voted for the following pizzas: #111, #103, #91, #82, #41
jayce voted for the following pizzas: #92, #87, #88, #45, #15
johnsaributua voted for the following pizzas: #6, #14, #22, #24, #58
joker_josue voted for the following pizzas: #15, #22, #53, #62, #111
julerz12 voted for the following pizzas: #15, #33, #50, #62, #111
JunaidAzizi voted for the following pizzas: #37, #33, #46, #92, #102
JusticeSolus voted but was disqualified due to lack of earned merits.
kawetsriyanto voted for the following pizzas: #42, #22, #17, #19, #53
klarki voted for the following pizzas: #111, #97, #86, #88, #62
kro55 voted for the following pizzas: #99, #42, #15, #19, #62
krogothmanhattan voted for the following pizzas: #92, #17, #19, #74, #42
Lannakosa voted for the following pizzas: #15, #22, #53, #74, #97
Lillominato89 voted for the following pizzas: #103, #15, #42, #66, #106
lovesmayfamilis voted for the following pizzas: #28, #45, #87, #88, #64
LoyceV voted for the following pizzas: #42, #74, #39, #97, #100
Ludmilla_rose1995 voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #40, #62, #99
m2017 voted for the following pizzas: #37, #42, #53, #77, #110
Mate2237 voted for the following pizzas: #2, #22, #45, #111, #88
Mauser voted for the following pizzas: #19, #23, #53, #73
Mayor of ogba voted for the following pizzas: #99, #94, #70, #62, #53
mcrey11 voted but was disqualified due to lack of earned merits.
Medusah voted for the following pizzas: #4, #16, #39, #42, #99
mendace voted for the following pizzas: #42, #103, #106
mikeywith voted for the following pizzas: #53, #42, #100
Mill3sim3 voted but was disqualified due to lack of earned merits.
minerjones voted for the following pizzas: #92, #74, #42, #97, #3
MinoRaiola voted for the following pizzas: #42, #74, #88, #100
mole0815 voted for the following pizzas: #42, #100, #53, #22, #15
N.O voted for the following pizzas: #29, #55, #75, #90
nakamura12 voted for the following pizzas: #22, #19, #92, #103, #111
Nalain420 voted for the following pizzas: #18, #55, #77, #90
Nanga Parbat voted for the following pizzas: #37, #102, #90, #98, #55
nc50lc voted for the following pizzas: #42, #19, #74, #22, #111
NebulaMiner voted but was disqualified due to lack of earned merits.
NeuroticFish voted for the following pizzas: #39, #42, #92
Nheer voted for the following pizzas: #53, #74, #92, #17
notblox1 voted for the following pizzas: #15, #19, #33, #41, #92
nutildah voted for the following pizzas: #17, #45, #77, #83, #111
o48o voted for the following pizzas: #42, #103, #53, #39, #62
paid2 voted for the following pizzas: #87, #92
Pandorak voted for the following pizzas: #92, #42, #53, #99, #74
Paolo.Demidov voted for the following pizzas: #42, #62, #103, #106
pawanjain voted for the following pizzas: #42, #97, #103, #100, #111
pawel7777 voted for the following pizzas: #42, #74, #92, #100, #97
Peanutswar voted for the following pizzas: #20, #33, #53, #89, #92
Perfectbaby voted for the following pizzas: #27, #54, #75, #84, #112
pinggoki voted for the following pizzas: #30, #53, #74, #88, #99
Plaguedeath voted for the following pizzas: #53, #88, #96, #103, #41
Pmalek voted for the following pizzas: #22, #30, #53, #62, #72
Popkon6 voted for the following pizzas: #50, #22, #111, #3, #62
Porfirii voted for the following pizzas: #42, #53, #88, #101, #111
Potato Chips voted for the following pizzas: #2, #42, #111, #74, #17
promise444c5 voted for the following pizzas: #42, #19, #74, #77, #101
Publictalk792 voted for the following pizzas: #37, #19, #74, #102, #92
PX-Z voted for the following pizzas: #19, #42, #53, #62, #99
rachael9385 voted for the following pizzas: #22, #33, #54, #42, #99
rdluffy voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #39, #42, #105
Real-Duke voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #42, #88, #100
Renampun voted for the following pizzas: #16, #42, #99, #100, #111
Rizzrack voted for the following pizzas: #22, #39, #42, #74
Rockstarguy voted for the following pizzas: #2, #22, #62, #81, #94
rosenbauer02 voted for the following pizzas: #22, #42, #52, #92, #102
Rustam Meraj voted for the following pizzas: #37, #46, #74, #102, #110
SamReomo voted for the following pizzas: #16, #19, #22, #42, #99
satscraper voted for the following pizzas: #23, #19, #22
shahzadafzal voted for the following pizzas: #22, #19, #15, #62, #42
shasan voted for the following pizza: #92
sheenshane voted for the following pizzas: #92, #37, #54, #89
SirJohnVonSlotty voted for the following pizzas: #4, #15, #19, #42, #74
snowpega voted for the following pizzas: #37, #102, #101, #92, #62
sokani voted for the following pizzas: #92, #2, #111, #3
Stable090 voted for the following pizza: #92
Strongkored voted for the following pizzas: #17, #19, #33, #40, #50
STT voted for the following pizzas: #97, #15, #19
Swordsoffreedom voted for the following pizzas: #62, #53, #22, #41, #2
tabas voted for the following pizzas: #4, #9, #22, #41, #42
tech30338 voted for the following pizzas: #3, #22, #53, #99
ThemePen voted for the following pizzas: #37, #92, #62, #102, #110
theymos voted for the following pizzas: #42, #97, #19, #22, #111
TryNinja voted for the following pizzas: #15, #22, #42, #99, #100
Turbartuluk voted for the following pizzas: #19, #39, #41, #74, #88
tvplus006 voted for the following pizzas: #42, #74, #97, #100
ultrloa voted for the following pizzas: #16, #22, #30, #68, #111
un_rank voted for the following pizzas: #19, #22, #23, #57, #97
Unknown Op voted for the following pizzas: #37, #102, #90
victorhing voted for the following pizzas: #74, #88, #17, #102, #109
wmaurik voted for the following pizzas: #99, #41, #36, #62, #92
Wonder Work voted but was disqualified due to lack of earned merits.
Woodie voted for the following pizzas: #53, #62, #111, #3, #15
worldofcoins voted for the following pizzas: #6, #7, #66, #92, #107
Xal0lex voted for the following pizzas: #39, #50, #57, #73, #87
xenomorfo voted for the following pizzas: #42, #103, #106
xLays voted for the following pizzas: #77, #69, #19, #42, #22
yahoo62278 voted for the following pizzas: #42, #15, #77
yazher voted for the following pizzas: #33, #39, #46, #88, #105
ZAINmalik75 voted for the following pizzas: #102, #92, #37, #42, #48
Zwei voted for the following pizzas: #20, #72, #77, #109, #111

(While I'm on the topic of this year's voting, I'd like to apologize for the confusion I caused early on by pointing out that IRV is an ordinal voting method, and that, therefore, the order of your choices is important. The now-removed mention of "Instant Runoff Voting" by icopress jumped out at me because I figured I would have to research and correctly implement that algorithm. I mean, I was technically right to point out what I did, but I probably should have just cleared things up with icopress over PM instead of including voters into the confusion, too.)
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cout << "Bitcoin";
Ladies and gentlemen [...drums...]

The big moment has arriveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed! Smiley And the Bitcoin Pizza Day contest found its winners from 2024!

Congratulations to all winners!!

Massive congratulations to all winners and also tho those who took part in this contest. Your creativity didn't go unnoticed.

This year's sponsors were BC.Game, BitcoinGirl and Theymos

Thanks to all sponsors for this year's edition of Pizza Day Contest. And not to forget this year's organizer Icopress . And also GazetaBitcoin who posted the result on this thread.
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