Nicnac
Well-Known Member
Just seen a statement announcing placings have been updated. Am assuming somebody ineligible was placed? Anyone know what happened?
It will be under the privacy settings in your account, there's options about who can start a conversation with you.Thanks for clarification.
Glad another ineligible didn't slip through but pole at champs is a rather big mistake. Gutted for those who didn't get their moment of glory if the person who had the pole was in a position for prize giving in front of the house.
@SaddlePsych'D how on earth did I do that?.
TLDR Someone placed in the top 10 when they shouldn't have because they had a pole down. They knew they'd had a pole down as they edited it out of their vlog. On that vlog a lot of people commented asking why they were pretending they got a clear when they saw them in person get 4 faults and had reported them to BE. That person then deleted the vlog and uploaded a second vlog. Instead of saying 'I tried to pretend I went clear to stay in the top 10 but was subsequently rightly called out and I apologise' they tried to pretend they had self reported and blamed everyone else instead of being honest. No explanation of why they edited their 4 faults out the vlog. They then got more criticism on that video for continuing to lie and deleted that too. Baffling behaviour from someone easily identifiable on this forum.
Oh give over, you should work in politics! You didn't put the vlog out too early, you could have posted the vlog but just not have tried to deliberately get away with it. Any other person would have said 'here's the full round and I got 4 faults but it's been reported'.Mine was putting out the vlog far too early when I knew stuff was going on.
I didn't collect anything....Why did you collect the rosette and prize money when you knew that you had a pole down and should not have been placed in the top ten?
I doubt that would have changed the vitriol either.Oh give over, you should work in politics! You didn't put the vlog out too early, you could have posted the vlog but just not have tried to deliberately get away with it. Any other person would have said 'here's the full round and I got 4 faults but it's been reported'.
You posted publicly on your influencern instagram page in reply to a comment congratulating your placing that the prize money was poor. That you had only "won" £90 for eighth place and had spent £80 of it at equireel getting footage of the day.I didn't collect anything....
The prize money doesn't go to people until well after the event. You don't collect it. So no, I didn't get any prize money. I got the same as anyone else who completed.You posted publicly on your influencern instagram page in reply to a comment congratulating your placing that the prize money was poor. That you had only "won" £90 for eighth place and had spent £80 of it at equireel getting footage of the day.
Of course it would have, that's the literal reason people were pi**ed off!I doubt that would have changed the vitriol either.
Exactly this and does nothing for the stereotype of influencers editing the truth to push their platforms. I never know why people can’t be honest, as the truth will always out in these days of social media.Its absolutely true that everyone makes many stupid mistakes in their lives, but I find it concerning that in this instance you regard the stupid mistake as the timing of the release of the vlog rather than the dishonesty.
I think you could have released the vlog whenever you wanted, if in that vlog you included all three phases in their entirity, and a quick explanation that although your sj round was recorded as a clear, as the video shows you did in fact have a pole, and you've made BE aware and they are looking into it and ammending the results.
If you had posted something along those lines, I'm positive you would have got nothing but support and sympathy, because after all, the original mistake was theirs, not yours, its how its been handled that has caused bad feeling, which is a shame.