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07/22/09(Wed)01:56 No. 1984127 Part 2 of 2 Example,
let's say Baccano! had craftsmanship and presentation scores of 4 and
9, while FF6 scored 9 and 7, respectively. FF6 wins. FF6 fell
through the cracks completely after this change was made, leaving FF6
to not win anything at all even though they arguably brought the best
costumes. The craftsmanship judges were asked to give their personal
awards before the masquerade even began while also being ordered not to
give more than one award to any group for any reason (which failed
because of this communication problem designed by the coordinator). When
winners were about to be announced, specific skits were invited
backstage. It was obvious that if your number was not called, you
weren't winning anything - like FF6. So much for anticipation. The
coordinator then allowed a representative from the FF6 group to
approach the presentation judges in a private room during the award
show and bitch them all out. Again, wonderful loyalty by the
coordinator for not throwing his judges to the wolves. Some
skits won awards they should not have and other deserved awards they
would not see. We really can't blame most of the judges. The
presentation judges' hands were tied and the craftsmanship judges were
not even invited to discuss. The problems were caused by the coordinator, but what's done is done. Canada still sucks. (not debatable)