The voting only seems perplexed and intricate, but it's pretty much simplistic: each judge can give 3 points/votes to the winner of each of the duelist (4 duels, if 8 players; 8 duels, if 16 players), thus making it 9 points/votes per participant from three judges. The participants can evaluate with two points/votes in regards to other duels not their own. Other forum members can cast 1 point/vote only. Pretty much summed it up.

In what ways does the finished sprite use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of their implied counter-parts?

• How accurate in adaptation is the final sprite to the suggested theme?
• What are the common conventions/innovations that it uses?
• To what extent does the finished sprite challenges conventions? (i.e. is it unusual or very typical of the theme/genre)

How effective is the combination of the finished sprite and the original LF2 version? (i.e. is it close to it, or maybe turns to simple anime cell-shading)

• Place the 3 ‘sprites’ (your own as judges’, the contestants’ & your perfect imaginary one) – how do they look together? Why do you think the finished sprite effectively promote itself against the other two? How does it do/doesn't do this?

What have you learned from your audience feedback?

• Use surveys and the votes of the forum to determinate your lapses in judgment. Analise the results – look for patterns – pick out individual quotes – what conclusions can you draw from what people have said about the sprites? What have you learned from them?