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Organizing a contest is a good idea and something that has been needed for a long time. However, let's reduce the amount of bureaucracy with these applications. Right now, there's an endless paper chase everywhere: "Get a certificate to obtain a permit, which will be used to create lists that will supposedly form the basis of the application..." Let's keep it simple. The maps have already been created and published; they just need to be compiled into a table for voting. The preliminary list can be created either by the administrator or the organizer. After the list of candidates is published, give visitors time to make corrections, in case a map was missed and needs to be added, and then put it up for voting. This procedure has already been used in previous contests and has worked well. Also, I think it's too early to put the 2020 maps up for voting; let's wait until the end of the year.