Situation:

The user known as u/The_Kingsmen made a contest post on /r/freegold, where he promised to give gold to the first person that answered the questions in his post. ¹

As he did not specify¹ that the answers should be correct, or of any value at all, I answered ² as quickly as I could. I met a negative response from u/The_Kingsmen, with them saying that he wasn't satisfied with the answer I gave. ³

I realized (or so I thought) that there was an obvious hint of what to do in the title, and so I did. ⁴

Not only he proceeded to ignore my correct answer, he added a new rule that came out of nowhere, which he admitted he did ⁵

Not happy with that, then he proceeded to unnecessarily imply my comment was, in his own words, "useless" ^6, which hurt my feelings a lot, and declare the very next unrelated comment as the correct answer, and gave to that person the gold that was mine from the start! ⁷

I just want everyone to have what they deserve. That's all.

[CHARGES]: Gold scamming, moving the goalposts, hurt of feelings, the most blatant case of false advertising since the film 'The Neverending Story' emotional trauma.

[EVIDENCE]: ^{names blanked to protect the innocent}

Here it is

[JUDGE]

[PROSECUTOR] : u/mozsey

[DEFENSE]: u/TheLocalRedditMormon , u/CLFTrunks

[Guy arguing for giving the Defendant a "Crown of Gold"]: u/InuGhost .