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@vskook 7, 7:30, 8, 8:30 kst totals from the MNET site.

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@vskook Attached are sheets showing the rapid change in voting rates and the nearly identical voting totals maintained between the remaining teams.

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@GFcollector_ https://t.co/RFA304jOzp

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@vskook Shortly after the voting on https://t.co/pxsxxUzrQ3 went live, I noticed that by inspecting the network traffic on the site, it was possible to view the vote totals, even though MNET intended for them to be private.

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@MnetKR https://t.co/5Zl1WiiB2Z

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@vskook Shortly after the voting on https://t.co/pxsxxUzrQ3 went live, I noticed that by inspecting the network traffic on the site, it was possible to view the vote totals, even though MNET intended for them to be private.

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@vskook This voting rate and closeness between the vote totals stopped after a few hours, and I began to see that the difference between the five remaining groups grew at approximately the same rate it had been growing before the voting spike.

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@vskook the fact that the votes remained so close between 4-5 teams at any given moment across the period of time while so many votes were being cast each minute implies a level of coordination that does not seem humanly possible.