I completely agree taking steroids is lazy, and I also agree spotting during events is lazy. But it would take a lot more admins than we currently have to end it and even then it would be adding more rules and further destroying the site. And for some reason, we seem to be going in the opposite direction by allowing stuff we didn't before.

And an undeniable fact is that a lot of the people on the website are just here to see cool cars. Some aren't, but I'd say the majority are.

But hey, you can't beat it, you join it right?

Can't you edit the info on the file itself so the date matches what you'd claim it to be?

If no one else went to an event, it's hard to be sure. You can only do so much while sitting at a keyboard hundreds or thousands of miles away.


So? What's the big deal about it? I've won it one time, that's it. And frankly, it's not like you're winning an Oscar or the Nobel Prize. I've practically forgotten it even happened.

You've had some great spots, just enjoy that fact. You've seen plenty of cars on the road that most people will never see at a show, and even a couple that I don't even think have been seen at Car Week. Take solace in that and don't be concerned about getting Editor's Choice on a small car spotting website.

I've been on the site for four years and have gone to car week four times; I've gotten EC literally once, just sayin.

Car week is not exactly easy. You have to know exactly where to be and exactly when to be there. Of course you'll see cool stuff if you just hang out in certain places, and you'll always have a lucky spot when you're on the road, but you have to really be on the ball to see a lot of the highlights.

I mean I guess you guys have points with how EC is a very small thing. I'm just used to being competitive with this sort of thing because of IG, Flickr, and also if you win Spot of the Year on Autogespot, you win 2500 euros.

Also, the only spot that I've had where it hasn't been seen at Car Week is Ralph Lauren's RUF CTR-3