Originally Posted by notdebbiedingle:
“Not at all!! People can vote how they like, but they should not then complain when someone like Craig says it's the public who put better dancers in the DO, because quite simply he is right!! It's obvious to me & that is wht this thread is about after all!!”
“Not at all!! People can vote how they like, but they should not then complain when someone like Craig says it's the public who put better dancers in the DO, because quite simply he is right!! It's obvious to me & that is wht this thread is about after all!!”
BIB I really don't see why this is so hard to get. Half of the reason anyone ends up in any position is based on the judges' marks. So whether someone ends up in the DO or not is 50% judges and 50% voters. In this case it also happened to be that even the judges had Helen bottom 2, so in the DO.
Also people who do vote are saving dancers. Voters don't choose to put someone in the DO at all. They choose to keep someone out of it. If there were only 2 dancers the 2 types of voting system (save or eject) would amount to the same thing but there are 6 (or were). I doubt many people will have voted for 4 different dancers when there are only 6 left. If someone voted Anita they saved Anita. That is all they did. If Georgia went from 2nd to last 2 it was because people didn't vote for her (note that is not an action) or the people who might vote for her don't exist.
It's so straightforward. Voters save people, they do not put anyone in the DO, they potentially keep people out of it. Whoever ends up at the bottom is a side-effect and not any specific voter's choice. In fact the way it works for the judges they could more reasonably be seen as putting people in the bottom of the board as they mark everyone. Voters will often have voted for just one person, and not the person who ends up last.





