I guess I disagree that it's "cheating" - it's more like they're playing a game with no actual rules, and therefore applying rules that are most convenient for

I guess I disagree that it's "cheating" - it's more like they're playing a game with no actual rules, and therefore applying rules that are most convenient for their purposes to achieve victory. I find their methodology for evaluating candidate Waldos to be as sufficient as any other. What I mean is, they could certainly choose a much harder evaluation criteria and fail, but that's not much of a blog.