Quote from: babo on May 20, 2024, 08:20:11 AM

this year we really fought to have an honest pizza contest, with clear rules and so that everyone has the same chance

The chances can never be equal: a chef has a higher chance of winning this competition than a student who, at most, cooked instant noodles.

And regarding clear rules, I already wrote above:

Quote from: m2017 on May 19, 2024, 01:05:03 PM

Quote from: icopress on May 17, 2024, 12:52:43 PM

I reserve the right to decide at my own discretion whether your baked goods are pizza or not.

Well, then you should add a description by what criteria you will evaluate the baked goods as pizza (are olives required? what about mushrooms? composition and thickness of the dough, acceptable ingredients, etc.). Or will need to send you a piece of it by mail for tasting?

Quote from: babo on May 20, 2024, 08:20:11 AM

psychological subjection, if theymos makes a pizza, many will be tempted to vote for theymos' pizza even if it's not the most beautiful pizza

That's why he doesn't participate in this contest.

But your message is clear: popular and recognizable users on the forum will have a psychological advantage.

A hack for winning this competition: if Laszlo cooks the pizza, he will take all the prizes pool. Wink

Quote from: babo on May 20, 2024, 08:20:11 AM

to have voters who vote objectively, in my opinion, we need to publish the pizzas anonymously so people can really vote for the one they like

This would certainly increase the objectivity of the assessment when voting for the participants’ baked goods.

But it seems that this condition of Bitcoin Pizza Day competition will not be introduced until next year (best case scenario).