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What’s even the point of rating guys when the conditions are all over the place?
Basically: rate the underlying phenotype, not the presentation-maxxing package.
- Guys with major facial differences or disfigurement probably shouldn’t be forced into the usual brutal PSL scale. The framework was not designed for those cases, so the rating becomes meaningless.
- Guys carrying enough body fat to obscure their facial structure should probably lean down first. Otherwise, you are mostly rating body-fat distribution rather than the underlying face.
- No filters, AI edits, aggressive lighting tricks, or suspicious camera angles. Fraudmaxxing defeats the entire purpose.
- Long hair can frame the face and conceal parts of the skull, jaw, or ears. For the cleanest comparison, short hair or a shaved head would reveal the underlying structure more clearly.
- Fashion should not influence the score either. Use a plain, neutral setup with the neck and shoulders visible—no outfits, jewelry, or styling intended to boost the impression.
- For the geneticists and sperm-bank scientists LARPing in the audience: provide a yearly photo time series from birth to the present. We apparently need the complete longitudinal dataset to separate genetics, development, puberty, ageing, body-fat changes, and temporary presentation effects.
Basically: rate the underlying phenotype, not the presentation-maxxing package.