If you think this rules isn't strict enough and the voters aren't fair, what's your suggestion to solve this?
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Topic: Do you think this competition is fair? Bitcointalk Community Awards 2021 - page 3. (Read 1066 times)
February 09, 2022, 04:32:07 AM
February 09, 2022, 04:08:24 AM
Tell me please who those noname users generously receiving merits?
I think it's partially caused by notification bots: posting a list of usernames means some of them get notified. If they get notified, they see the post. If they see the post, it increases the chance of getting Merited.As a Merit source, 1 sMerit more or less is a drop in a bucket.
February 09, 2022, 04:05:57 AM
Tell me please who those noname users generously receiving merits? Hey, if you are real users, at least confirm that you are not alt of your merit-givers
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[/url][/url][/url][/url] February 09, 2022, 04:03:53 AM
As I wrote at the previous contest:
An Award like this can't be completely fair, especially when prizes are $650 per winner.
But campaigning for yourself is allowed:
Concerned people actively donates the merits for those who vote in their favor
That's not very Switzerland to do, but it's not against the rules either.I'd say it's almost fair even though not 100%, you can't hope such competition will 100% fair since no one is wrong and no one is right.
Exactly this An Award like this can't be completely fair, especially when prizes are $650 per winner.But campaigning for yourself is allowed:
Any user has the right to campaign for or against other candidates in a separate thread specially created for this.
February 09, 2022, 04:03:30 AM
If you think this rules isn't strict enough and the voters aren't fair, what's your suggestion to solve this?
Moving to Ivory Tower February 09, 2022, 03:52:00 AM
I'd say it's almost fair even though not 100%, you can't hope such competition will 100% fair since no one is wrong and no one is right. It's depends on their perspective to determine which user is deserve with the nomination. Sometime people giving away merit because they want to thank those voters for voting him and to be honest it's not really a big problem as they're only give 1-2 merits. You may want to check this thread 10th anniversary art contest
With this rules at least we can deny newbie or sock puppet account in order to vote his main account. If you think this rules isn't strict enough and the voters aren't fair, what's your suggestion to solve this? If you make the rules only 1000+ merit earned can vote, many users will think it's discrimination and less decentralized.
You must have 50 merit or be a full member or higher to vote ➥ Note.
With this rules at least we can deny newbie or sock puppet account in order to vote his main account. If you think this rules isn't strict enough and the voters aren't fair, what's your suggestion to solve this? If you make the rules only 1000+ merit earned can vote, many users will think it's discrimination and less decentralized.
February 09, 2022, 03:24:28 AM
Do you think this competition is fair?
Bitcointalk Community Awards 2021
Honestly looking on these waking-up noname users voting for its high-ranked alts I doubt in fairness of this contest
This competition takes place with numerous violations of common sense
Concerned people actively donates the merits for those who vote in their favor
Bitcointalk Community Awards 2021
Honestly looking on these waking-up noname users voting for its high-ranked alts I doubt in fairness of this contest
This competition takes place with numerous violations of common sense
Concerned people actively donates the merits for those who vote in their favor
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