Originally Posted by Paace:
“Not forgetting the £250,000 . I think the fairest thing now would be to split the £250,000 between all the finalists .”
That's the exact opposite of the fair thing to do. Because doing that would mean the 0.023% of people who complained would be taking away the vote for the other 99.9% who are happy. And that's not how things work. And nor should it be. Because it's the very opposite of fair.
The final received 1043 complaints. 90 of those were about Amanda's dress. Some (I don't know exact numbers) were about Jamie's Raven not using magic to put the note in the Lemon. Some were about Alisha's dress. So not even all of the 1043 complaints were about Jules.
Given the final received 4.5 millions votes. That means all but an absolutely minute minority of those voters are happy.
So why exactly do you feel it would be fair for 1043 people to dictate the outcome decided by 4.5 million people?
The tiny 2% Jamie lost by was actually around 90k votes. And if 90k people have come forward to complain then yes, the prize money should be investigated and perhaps something should happen. But as it stands less than 1k people have complained about Jules. Had those 1k people voted differently it would have had zero impact on the result. Had 10k/20k/30k people votes differently it still would have had zero impacts on the result.
You didn't like the act. Great for you. But the overwhelming majority of people who voted have no issue. And what your suggesting is plainly and simply ridiculous. And the absolute opposite of fair.