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Re: town contest - voting thoughts
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lugnet.build.contests
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Mon, 1 Apr 2002 21:56:34 GMT
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In lugnet.build.contests, Bruce Hietbrink writes:
> Hi all,
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> How did you approach voting for the town contest? I'm not looking for what
> models you voted for (we'll know the winners soon enough), but for your
> approach. Since we had to cast only three votes overall, rather than voting
> within each category, it was really tough. How do you compare a car made
> with under 50 pieces to a layout on the scale of the models in the "Town
> Layout" category? On the sheer "wow" factor, you almost have to put all
> your votes in that category, as some of those are really amazing. On the
> other hand, a small vehicle can be just as challenging a build--trying to
> come up with an original and good-looking model with a small number of
> pieces. In the end I split my votes. I tried to vote for both my favorite
> large scale and my favorite small scale MOCs.
I have to agree, this was really tough... I had originally voted for 3 of
what I felt were the most amazing models but I went back and looked and
realised I had picked the biggest, too, so went and reviewed. But all 3 of
my votes still went for "larger" models.
Maybe one vote per category?? One vote per category plus N votes to spend as
you choose (so small categories don't get biased toward the overall
winner??) I dunno.
ISCC voting was very hard, it took a long time to rate all the entries (and
i confess, I ran out of time before reviewing ALL of them)...
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| Hi all, How did you approach voting for the town contest? I'm not looking for what models you voted for (we'll know the winners soon enough), but for your approach. Since we had to cast only three votes overall, rather than voting within each (...) (23 years ago, 1-Apr-02, to lugnet.build.contests)
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