The Oscars banned write-in votes after one upset
The highest pillar of cinematic merit hates a rogue victory. In the 1930s, an un-nominated cinematographer managed to win a golden statuette entirely through an aggressive write-in campaign. The elitist organizers were so furious that someone bypassed their precious shortlists that they permanently banned write-in voting forever.

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