2011-11-05, 16:46 | Link #4508 | |
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Join Date: Aug 2009
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Of course, you are probably those people that complain about how Japanese exclude non-Japanese from AST and let it rot. |
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2011-11-05, 18:17 | Link #4513 | |
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Join Date: Aug 2009
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If not, oh well, just another ugly American, nothing that surprised me anyway, nor there's anything that will change his (or her) opinion either. |
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2011-11-05, 18:43 | Link #4514 |
Gamilas Falls
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Republic of California
Age: 46
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I think it is more a case of Chinese (China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong) dominating the voting pool in Demi's eye. Between those three locations they control a fair percentage of the total vote currently. Certainly more than the United States and South Korea (which I believe are the other two large contributors of votes at the moment). That and while the United States seems to have a more diverse pattern to its voting (a lot of 50-50 sort of votes) the three Chinas tend to vote block much more heavily within their own borders (more 67-33 type votes). But the catch is that Taiwan and China do not always see eye to eye, so sometimes they counter each other out. Korea shifts around a bit as well, but they aren't as divided as the Americans tend to be, so they can shift the vote one way other the other heavily at times. (North Korea, as for as I know, can do nothing).
Demi doesn't like the radical shift in the voting habits in ISML since the Chinas came in large numbers to overwhelm the previous years voting patterns. Mainly because it was an overwhelming shift...in some areas of the anime world. (pre-China Nanoha and Fate were hot items...now with China voting them usually down, they are barely to not holding on at all.) At the start the major voting section was the United States...and at least the last graph I saw (which was quite some time ago) the United States was the largest voting pool. But I've heard that China overtook that, and Taiwan also may have overtook that as well...so you have two Chinas at something like 15-20% of the vote (each) and the United State at around 15% of the vote. Korea I think was 10% Hong Kong was 8% or something. Russia was 7% maybe...it has been a while since I looked a that pie chart. Nor do I think the one I saw is accurate anymore. So with the Chinese maybe holding over a third of the total vote count (possibly almost half of the vote count)....Demi is wary of them.
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2011-11-05, 18:52 | Link #4515 | |
┌(^o^)┘モリ!┌(^o^)┘モリ!
Join Date: Sep 2010
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I think ISML will get worse if the people who vote "Oh this girl is in the most popular anime in this season" amount grows to be honest.
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2011-11-05, 19:01 | Link #4516 | |
Ass connoisseur
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Florida
Age: 37
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And Ithekro is right. Putting their massive numbers aside, they ruin moe tournaments. They overwhelm you with their massive numbers, and if that doesn't cut it -- they'll cheat. They already ruined their own moe contest with cheating, they tried to ruin Saimoe's contest with cheating, and they've ruined ISML's contest with cheating in the past. I was part of the ISML staff at one point. +I saw that Chinese video of the lil kid who was run over by a vehicle....TWICE....And 30 passerby's later, not a single person had the decency to help the poor kid,(they were on foot, too) or at least call for help. Until finally, one good Samaritan drags her to the side of the road, and searches for her parents. Only to be shunned by everyone she asks, as they simply don't care about anyone but themselves. Much love, Ichuki. <3
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