Boston Grand Prix Exhibit Judging Debacle

I agree too.

A book is also about presentation too. In digital form, the exhibit becomes more like a book,

The nomination and judging functions clearly ought to be separated. Unification may have made sense at one time, perhaps when judges were scarce and the stakes were lower, but I expect that this experience will create pressure to change that.

Alas, the people in power positions often pretend not to notice, and ignore what others might think of as pressure.

I had heard whispers during the week of the show about the dinner boycott, but this is the first I've heard in detail about what actually happened.

Pretty dumb of those involved to do this; not only is everyone else pissed off (and rightfully so), but now the victor can't fully enjoy his win as it's tainted. Everybody loses.

Someone (or more than one) needs to take responsibility and resign, if only to try and instill confidence in judging moving forward.