Forum:Poll rigging

As most of you know the best wiki of the year election is going on, although the My Little Pony wiki votes seemed to have been rigged, the brony community has swayed a large number of votes to their wiki, this doesnt seem fair to me, and is not the first time it has happened.
 * To put is simply, there really is nothing wrong with this. Unless it's a vote that needs a community consensus, it's not wrong. While it could be taken as morally wrong, it isn't really morally wrong either. People who are above thirteen (assuming people are following the rules) end up acting like children when it comes to seeing who is "the best". It's a sad thing to watch, but it happens. –  Jä zz  i  03:47, December 27, 2011 (UTC)
 * Anyone can vote for any wiki they like, regardless of where they edit most.  Annawantimes   (Talk)  05:41, December 27, 2011 (UTC)
 * Well unfortunately, if you run a wiki that allows making sock-puppets for voting, the voting can be rigged. Also, without a proper set of criteria, "best" is an ill-defined concept. -- Fandyllic (talk &middot; contr) 2 Jan 2012 3:47 PM Pacific
 * Ugh, I must say Fandyllic and Annawantimes make their stories reasonable, and I too agree with them. Also, the MLP is probably failing due to transwiki conflicts. :P (I cheer for Bronies, no offense) -- 23:45, January 4, 2012 (UTC)