It's a tournament. If you give your best and it isn't good enough, oh well. You personally know that you put in effort and gave it a shot, and hopefully you're satisfied with that. There's an opportunity to learn from the differences between your track and others who may have been rated higher, so you have an idea of how to improve your tracks for the future. Maybe the next time, other people will give their best and won't be good enough, and you'll have what it takes. Your statement implies that the best track in the contest shouldn't necessarily win. I thought the point of the contest was to have a fun way to find the best designer based on track quality?
And what Jimmy Yoshi said.
btw, does the fact that I'm not in the tourney mean you can slack on coordinating it? I don't understand the correlation between me not being in the tournament and still having an opinion based on facts I've seen. I think I've at least been making sense with what I've said, and there are peeps in the contest that I respect as a designer. Because of that, I think this contest should be run fairly, and I'm willing to voice my opinions to help that happen. I have offered thoughts and help before the competition rounds, but since you never asked, I voice them here in public. Sorry guy Pay more attention to details and do things the right way more often, and I won't say anything negative.