If you remember the first two stages, they were as different as night and day. Indeed, not everyone in the submissions liked her style; some voted for a specific girl, but is that really a bad thing? We're not choosing a text-writing program; we're choosing Miss HeroesWorld, so it's perfectly understandable that the preferences of those voting sometimes went to the person rather than the best submission...
Now, about the second stage, in which the organizer tried to introduce maximum fairness. There hasn't been so much arguing, vote splitting, hurt feelings, and people withdrawing from further participation for a long time. So, it was clear that in the second round, votes would be cast according to the same principle as in the first (and in the third, too), but it was the uncertainty of who was behind the photo that caused so much discord. I definitely didn't expect that from some people – it turns out there are such heroes...
It would be better if those who behaved inappropriately simply learned from the situation. After all, you learn from your mistakes.
Otherwise, it's interesting: "You write, girls, write... even though what you write doesn't affect anything – everyone will still vote for their personal friend!":smile32:
