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== Early voting == | == Early voting == | ||
Throughout October 29, votes for both sides accumulated at approximately the same rate, with Victoria gaining a slight lead over Skule. | Throughout October 29, votes for both sides accumulated at approximately the same rate, with Victoria gaining a slight lead over Skule. | ||
== Memes == | |||
To build hype and encourage voting, students created and posted memes supporting or attacking certain sides. Although the intent of the memes was to uphold traditional inter-faculty/college rivalries, some students took them too seriously and voiced their offence in comments. | |||
== Illegitimate votes == | == Illegitimate votes == | ||
At about 22:00 on October 30, Skule had a lead of around 200 votes over Victoria. It abruptly gained hundreds of votes in minutes, leading many students to believe that the votes were bought. | At about 22:00 on October 30, Skule had a lead of around 200 votes over Victoria. It abruptly gained hundreds of votes in minutes, leading many students to believe that the votes were bought. | ||
Revision as of 19:13, 1 November 2018
On October 29, 2018, Skule was pitted against Victoria College in the semi-final round of the True Blue Bracket, a voting bracket held in the Facebook group UofT memes for true 🅱️lue teens. Supporters of Skule were to react with 😢 (Sad), while supporters of Victoria were to react with 😮 (Wow). Posted at 00:03 on October 29, the voting period was set to end at 23:59 on October 30, with the winner facing Innis College in the final round. The results were inconclusive, as many of the votes were performed by paid click farms, allegedly from Brazil.
Early voting
Throughout October 29, votes for both sides accumulated at approximately the same rate, with Victoria gaining a slight lead over Skule.
Memes
To build hype and encourage voting, students created and posted memes supporting or attacking certain sides. Although the intent of the memes was to uphold traditional inter-faculty/college rivalries, some students took them too seriously and voiced their offence in comments.
Illegitimate votes
At about 22:00 on October 30, Skule had a lead of around 200 votes over Victoria. It abruptly gained hundreds of votes in minutes, leading many students to believe that the votes were bought.