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Old 08-20-2014, 01:19 PM   #105
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Originally Posted by jscarbo View Post
Overall, I agreed with most of the winners, particularly the "Best Novel" award for Ancillary Justice. I was a bit surprised by the rankings below first place in some categories.
Instant Runoff ballots can be that way. Personally, I'm just glad none of the "campaigns" won; that would've set a really bad precedent. Yes, there are flaws in the system; that's no excuse to deliberately abuse them.
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