Here we go again. The “I’m the best” season all over again.

here’s why you will never see me, Lucia, or any of my businesses participate.

Contests and readers’ choice awards can be perceived as a bad idea for several reasons

Contests and readers’ choice awards can be perceived as a bad idea for several reasons, although it’s important to note that the impact and perception can vary depending on the specific context. Here are a few potential drawbacks:

Subjectivity and Bias: Contests and readers’ choice awards are often subjective in nature, relying on personal opinions and preferences. This subjectivity can introduce bias, as the winners may not necessarily represent the most deserving or objectively superior candidates. The outcomes can be influenced by factors such as popularity, personal relationships, or strategic campaigning, rather than solely focusing on merit or quality.

Limited Representation: Readers’ choice awards tend to reflect the opinions of a specific group of people, typically those who actively participate in the voting process. This can result in a limited sample size that may not adequately represent the wider audience or diverse perspectives. Consequently, deserving candidates who have a smaller but dedicated following might be overlooked in favor of those with larger, more vocal fan bases.

Unfair Advantage: Contests and readers’ choice awards can sometimes give an unfair advantage to participants with greater resources or influence. Individuals or organizations with larger platforms, marketing budgets, or established fan bases might be better positioned to gather votes or support, leaving smaller or lesser-known contenders at a disadvantage. This can perpetuate existing inequalities and hinder the discovery of new talent.

Erosion of Quality: When contests or readers’ choice awards prioritize popularity over quality, there is a risk that the focus shifts from recognizing genuine talent to catering to mass appeal. This can lead to a decline in overall quality as participants may prioritize generating attention or garnering votes rather than creating meaningful and original work. Consequently, the quality of entries might be compromised, and artistic or intellectual innovation might be overshadowed by conformity.

Negative Impacts on Participants: The competitive nature of contests and readers’ choice awards can have negative effects on participants. Those who are not selected as winners may experience disappointment or a sense of devaluation, potentially affecting their motivation, confidence, or even mental well-being. Furthermore, intense competition can foster a hostile or toxic environment among participants, encouraging unethical practices or unhealthy rivalries.

Despite these concerns, it’s worth noting that contests and readers’ choice awards can also have positive aspects, such as fostering community engagement, encouraging participation, and providing exposure for talented individuals. However, it is crucial to be aware of the potential drawbacks and strive for fairness, transparency, and inclusivity when organizing or participating in such events.

Therefore The Adventures of Lucia & Glynn and all entities under Social Victory Media LLC and immediate affiliates will not participate.

Thank you

PS: If you do your job well, and do it right, guess what. People will leave a nice review about you. Enough said.