I am fed up with people saying that my choices for elimination are unjust. Unlike what some people are insinuating, I don't judge people's performances based on what everyone else thinks or whether they are fan favorites. I base my eliminations on the contestants' ability to progress through the temple in a decent amount of time. Just because a person lasted three rooms doesn't mean that they were bad contestants, and just because a person had a successful run doesn't mean that they were great contestants. I'm also not saying that we need to cut some people slack while grading others more harshly. I'm just trying to standardize the players so that we can justly and fairly get down to a final where only the best are left.
Speaking of that, I feel that some people are using a double standard when comparing my eliminations with those of their own. I eliminated Michael because he spent 1:30 clearing five rooms, which is about 18 seconds per room. That is terribly slow, but he wasn't as fast as others are making him out to be. Jim, on the other hand, was taken out of the temple in under 27 seconds and cleared 3 rooms. That is an average of 9 seconds per room. I'm not surprised that Jim was eliminated, nor am I saying that either were terrible contestants. But when it comes down to it, Jim did not hesitate or have as much difficulty as Michael did. So if we were to compare the two, I'd say that Jim was the stronger contestant. However, according to this thread, my elimination of Michael is "unjust," whereas Jim's elimination is deemed as "fair." That seems downright cruel and hypocritical.
I am trying to be as fair and just as possible, and I use as much rational thought and reasoning as I can before making any comments on this thread. I try to be civil in how I respond to everyone's comments. However, it appears that everything I do and say here is somehow "wrong." I joined this site with the intention of having intellectually stimulating conversations with other fans of the show, not to be berated by unmindful comments about my opinions. I am very upset with this treatment, and I'd appreciate if everybody would think more before hastily jumping on what other people have to say.