Regarding complaints about the fixed top rankings in events

It feels like a few people are using a program to flood the page with "likes" all at once.

They might just be doing steady, manual lobbying, though...

It’s frustrating that images of people who haven’t even viewed the work—but simply hit “Like” on others’ new pieces to earn votes through reciprocal “Likes”—end up trending. While this is unavoidable given seaart’s system, it’s still annoying.

It’s infuriating because they’re preying on people’s goodwill—making them feel like they have to return the favor.

On seaart, works are likely evaluated based solely on “likes” and “view counts,” rather than the actual quality of the art. The admins are so indifferent to user-created art that they even flag images of people wearing normal clothes as inappropriate.

There’s also been an increase in images that are direct rip-offs of prompts or copies of existing works, and it seems dissatisfaction is gradually growing over the fact that only the same users’ works keep getting displayed.

But the admins probably won’t take action against big spenders…

If users want to take countermeasures, the only thing we can really do is not return “likes” to those who are just farming votes. That’s what I do.

I’ll happily hit “Like” on good works, but there’s no need to “Like” images I don’t even like.

Admins, please pay a little more attention to user trends and take some measures to address this.