Challenges on SeaArt

Up to 95% of the contest's content is fanservice. People even started complaining in the comments , like today, that the theme was actually about Halloween and ghosts, not sexy anime girls. The SeaArt challenge rules actually include a clause stating that if a submission doesn't fit the theme, a penalty equal to the participation reward is imposed. But as far as I understand, this is purely declarative and isn't implemented in practice. Therefore, almost any topic turns into a fanservice dump. I discovered one interesting fact: how do so-called "leaders" promote their work and get likes? They simply like everything, thousands of them. And people will see it and think, "They liked me, so I'll like them back." That's why the top entries aren't the most artistically valuable or interesting, but rather those that were promoted using this system.

I suggest you limit the number of likes users can give in a single day, and you'll see the real picture.