Thanks for the nice words everyone! It was my pleasure. And obviously, I have no idea why you (mostly) guys find a report with some boring statistics funny.
To answer some of the comments:
(Assuming this is from a TJC person that is...)
This respondent is a member of TJC.
Why not disclose names in your report ?
In the survey itself, it was stated that results would be anonymized. I alone keep the non-anonymized data for quality control. I'm willing to share the fully anonymized data to anyone who can give me a good reason why they want them (i.e. an idea for a data-analysis) through PM.
Can you explain why top seeded sometimes falls 2nd in your rankings ? Doesn't make sense to me.
As linberson explained, they are ranked after mean. I went back and forth a little on this because the mean is not a great choice for this, but it is the best one there is, I believe. Sorting by number of first place votes doesn't make sense, it would put Blitz before Outlaws for example in A. Sorting by mode or median doesn't make sense either, see Q3 for example (and an additional tiebreaker would be needed).
Another system I considered was sort of a surplus votes ranking. The first ranked team is the one with the most first place votes. The second ranked team is the ones with the most first and second place votes, where first place votes count double, etc. The problem with this system is that going from first to last can give a different ranking than going from last to first, which is undesirable for a ranking system.
I considered putting weights on positions as well, as you mentioned. My initial idea was something along the lines 10-7-5-3-2-1-0. I decided against this as any choice of weights would have been arbitrary. Weights would assumingly work better if there is indeed uninformed last-place voting, as is probably the case for 7th Heaven and Apprentice.
Jailbait at 17?
You live in weird country.
In many jurisdictions, this is the case. Note that for all practical purposes the jurisdiction of the act where it happened, applies. I'm not sure under which jurisdiction Warlight.net falls in case of sexual harassment, so I erred towards caution.