I'm going to throw out a really simple and cover-all definition that doesn't need long criteria or formulas or whatever.
For a vote to not be removed, it should have to demonstrate that you actually read the battle.
Shit like "gb fv" is not acceptable because it doesn't show that the voter even looked at the battle. If someone says things like, "I liked bar X" or "I thought Battler A's long scheme was dope" (if Battler A actually had a long scheme), then the vote can be allowed to stand.
As for biased votes or bad judgments based on ignorance, I think they should only be removed in blatant cases, and only after multiple moderators agree. The exception to the multiple moderator consensus rule would be when people outright admit to dropping hate votes/dickriding/not reading/etc.
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Originally Posted by Sean Griffey
Oh fr? Lol I figured it was around 80 or some shit. But touche. Either way, I agree with the general idea. Character restriction is a +
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lmao I think you were low-key confusing characters with words