I recognize the problem, but I can't think of any way to fix it without putting Administrators in the position of having to make judgment calls and overrule the expressed will of the voters in areas that are not clearly technical like year-of-publication and the like. Bear that in mind as you try and craft a solution.
I keep reading people who want a Strong Administrator to get rid of the things they think shouldn't be there, but what happens when the Strong Administrator disqualifies something you like because s/he didn't like it in some way? There's no recourse or appeal from a Hugo Administrator's decision, after all.
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Date: 2012-04-09 02:02 am (UTC)I keep reading people who want a Strong Administrator to get rid of the things they think shouldn't be there, but what happens when the Strong Administrator disqualifies something you like because s/he didn't like it in some way? There's no recourse or appeal from a Hugo Administrator's decision, after all.