Hairstyle voting begins!

[Mimilu]

The Currently Most Liked:

Female
1. #21 at 3573 likes
2. #16 at 3336 likes
3. #8 at 3214 likes

Males
1. #23 at 2197 likes
2. #9 at 2194 likes
3. #11 at 1946 likes

The Most Liked, Currently:

Female
1. #21 at 4351 likes
2. #16 at 4107 likes
3. #8 at 3911 likes

Nothings change?! :0
In other Female Hair news, #12 was removed do to being cut/pasted from an actual photo. >A>

Male
1. #9 at 2731 likes
2. #23 at 2678 likes
3. #11 at 2384 likes

#9 has risen to the top!
Will #23 get back up, stay at second, or fall even more? >o>
And will #11 move at all? :B

Don't forget, only your last Like counts, so don't waste it. ;D

[Cidel]

Male
1. #9 at 2731 likes
2. #23 at 2678 likes
3. #11 at 2384 likes

#9 has risen to the top!
Will #23 get back up, stay at second, or fall even more? >o>

Rooting for #9 for getting liked based on the actual hair, not because of the incredibly well-drawn person underneath the hair like #23.

[Gyson]

The Most Liked, Currently:

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Don't expect to see the winners necessarily follow what we're seeing on our end. I'm sure many, many people are hitting the "like" button on more than one entry and there's no way for us to know how many of those "likes" for each hairstyle are actually valid as votes (since only the last hairstyle you hit the "like" button on counts). In reality a style with only 300 votes could be the one that's actually in the lead. But that's one of the problems with this voting system - it encourages people to use their only real vote on the two or three entries that "appear" to be in the lead (eventually creating a situation where they actually are).

[Mimilu]

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That's why I said "Most Liked" and not "Currently Winning" or "Currently in the Lead", we have no actual way of knowing who has the most Likes that counts, so I just have to assume that the ones with the most votes are, at the very least, popular or well-received. The other issue this system gives is that people can easily change their last Like was with just one-to-two clicks of a button.
SE really should have thought of a better system for this, like an actual one-ballot-per-user poll. >w>