Last week my finalist entry to GameSpot AU's E3 video competition was removed for no reason.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9mmSn598n0
http://www.gamespot.com/articles/gamespot-au-competition-win…
I was contacted by Daniel Miller, one of the finalists, who said something came up and he couldn't go, but saw what happened and offered me his place. I knew it was a trick, so I found a way to cheat the voting system. I voted about 100 times on Saturday 6 June using static and dynamic IP addresses beginning with 122.109… and repeatedly clearing my browser cache, and have video evidence of this. He won the competition and "decided he would go", it was all just a prank. Without these votes, he would have lost to the runner up. I have notified GameSpot, the other finalists and posted on social media, forums and written to gaming websites about this.
EDIT
I didn't cheat. Just wanted to stir things up to expose the truth. The runner up shared his conversations with him. Turns out he lied to try and get me to gather votes for him, never had any intention of giving me anything. He pretended GameSpot hadn't got back to him, when he never contacted them about it in the first place.
Because its Gamespot and you look Asian. And because its Gamespot.
As sad as it is, they probably didn't see you as being charismatic enough for their marketing machine.