[Voting 2024] Bitcoin Pumpkin Day on Bitcointalk 🎃

[ChiBitCTy]

Thanks everyone for voting so far!! Keep it up. I’ll be submitting my vote soon!

I'll probably have to repeat myself, but I had to put a lot of effort into creating a readable bbcode for you to visualize and anonymize all the pumpkins so that voters wouldn't get lost among such a wide selection. Some users carved pumpkins from several sides, so due to the wide selection of photos, I chose photos at my own discretion. In any case, once again, Happy Halloween to everyone! 🎃

I would like to propose the following requirement for the photos for the next year of the contest: that all contestants provide the main photo of their pumpkins in a certain ratio. For example, 4:3. Such a requirement will save those who will compose the photo as you do now from the need to crop, doing a lot of work. And the participants will provide photos of their pumpkins in the best form for them, and the ratio of the pumpkin in the photo.

I’ll keep this in mind.

This is related to preparation such as in an art exhibition where the organizer discusses in great detail with the owner of the work how the works want to be displayed, layout, lighting, and other arrangements. However, artists also want their work to be exhibited in the best and impressive way in the eyes of visitors because they have made it with great effort. I have some experience participating in art exhibitions in my city, so I kinda know how it should be.
p.s. I see mine is already as I want it, this is just for other participants who don't see theirs the same thing.

This is a for fun, free, competition that I started 3 years ago, and this being my second event. This is not an art exhibit at the Louvre.

I’ll chat w ICO about it. This is a lot of work, and we’ve got full time jobs/lives. Bear w us.

[bitLeap]

I vote for: #23 #64 #29 #61 #35

[tweetious]

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I vote for: #61, #5, #27, #16, #74

[Remsjack]

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I vote for: #3, #7, #36, #60, #108

[Steeley]

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I vote for #23, #78, #13, #78, #70

[klarki]

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I vote for: #3, #44, #57, #112, #47

[$crypto$]

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I vote for: #3, #29, #5, #68, #91

[dkbit98]

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I vote for: #110, #11, #40, #86, #50

[nutildah]

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I vote for #13, #27, #44, #75, #93

[sabotag3x]

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I vote for #9, #24, #27, #60, #75

[Arenga pinnata]

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I vote for: #8, #12, #14, #32, #68

[Bitcoin_people]

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 I vote for -- #3 #23 #70 #93 #29

[JayJuanGee]

Narrowing down pumpkins was not easy, and nobody get mad at me. 

I feel a bit randomness in my selection.. though I did kind of bias towards pumpkins that I perceived to have details.

I had to filter my narrowing down of pumpkins a couple of times and then draw from random with initially right around 20 pumpkins, so that was confusing me since that process did not work to narrow down the selection after I tried drawing randomly from that group...

So then I started over and I created another subgroup of 8 pumpkins (which ended up being a bit less random, just selecting the pumpkins that perceived to have details) and then at that point I just had to eliminate 3 in order to result in 5 pumpkins, and I am still thinking that I might have been a bit imprecise in the way I eliminated and then put them in order.  The punchline is that:

I vote for: #27, #57, #75, #51, #44

[Buchi-88]

I vote for: #3, #13, #27, #91, #110

[MaxMueller]

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I vote for: #13, #27, #51, #57, #75

[LoyceV]

I vote for: #57, #10, #110, #27, #70

[Smartprofit]

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I vote for: #25, #34, #60, #8 #100

[mole0815]

It was very difficult to choose from the many fantastic contributions.
But the decision had to be made:

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I vote for: #3, #27, #29, #68, #94

Thank you to everyone who took part!

[Pumared]

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I vote for: #3, #24, #42, #61, #74

[julerz12]

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I vote for: #3, #51, #57, #68, #110