<human>: Coca-Cola has a scholarship program and right now they are organizing a vote-based online contest in some countries. The winners will spend one month in the USA and attend classes in a university.  

To participate, "all you have to do is share your creative idea on how to make tomorrow better in [your_country]". You can share your idea in text or video format. They said "The top 20 ideas with the most votes will be shortlisted and 12 final winners will be selected and win..." (Sorry but all of this is relevant, bare with me).  

I decided to participate, but before starting to work on my video project I thought I should take a look at some of the ideas that have already been submitted. I was shocked to find out that 70% of the top 20 and most upvoted "ideas" right now are stupid 2-lines texts (filled with smiley faces by the way), cliché quotes, or even lyrics from songs like John Lennon's Imagine.. 

My only guess on how they got there is having a large social network and asking their friends to vote for them repeatedly (probably with fake emails).

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<bot>: An online contest : Most upvoted ideas on how to make tomorrow better will win a scholarship program and study in the USA.