Some analysis for you peeps

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Cherry and SA were the most popular profiles run this year with
7 group buys run in each profile.
DSA was less popular with 3 group buys and DCS was barely used with only Miami Twice being run in the profile.
SA sets had higher average votes (avg = 17) than Cherry profile in which the average number of votes was 13.29. DSA had the lowest average votes at 3.67 whereas DCS had average votes of 5 (Miami Twice only).
Quartz was the least popular DSA set with no votes.
Granite, entering its
third round (and now fourth as this is being typed) managed to pull in 10 votes -
lower than the average number of votes of either SA or Cherry profile reflecting the severely diminished popularity of the once flourishing profileJukebox was the highest voted SA set and overall runner up in the 2015 results with 28 votes. Jukebox was the
first SA set to be run through Massdrop - an occurrence that
almost became monthly toward the end of 2015 (with Dangerzone and Troubled Minds) and is set to see a Round 2 in coming months -
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Carbon SA, another Massdrop run SA set,
was a close second in the SA category with 26 votes. 1976 SA, a PMK run set, came a slightly distant third with 17 votes. 8bit's Round 5 and Matt3o's Retro SA performed similarly with a decent number of votes between them.
Now on to the eternal favourite of many (myself included)....
Cherry profile
Hyperfuse GMK,
dominated the votes amongst Cherry profile keysets with
more than double the votes of any other Cherry profile set (35 votes). Some in this thread have voiced disappointment at the colour differences between the GMK version and the Signature Plastics-made originals but fanfare on the whole has been glowing.
Somewhat surprisingly, the Feng run GMK Cyan GB was the second most popular Cherry set at 17 votes (fourth position overall).
It seems that UN6037 might just be done with after this year
GMK Triumph Adler came third with 12 votes - an
ambitious set that was notable in that it was the
first GMK set to utilise custom colours, was
greeted with disappointment stemming from a variety of issues that seemed to plague the sets such as insecure shipping trays, scratched keycaps, colour swirling issues and backlight bleed.
Intelli78 has stated his intention to run the set again to address some colour issues in the alpha bases.
JTK Debut, an exciting project that started with many teasers from Ctrl Alt received 8 votes, coming 8th out of 18 contenders.
Apart from slight legend issues, reception has been warm - especially toward the prices.Gateron's Cyrillic Teal, while coming only at the very end of the year sporadically through Tao Bao and its many proxies has been
very well received. While only having 8 votes, for the number of people that own this set that is an incredibly high ratio.
I predict shadovvved's current GB might top the list of 2016 keyset of the year polls
GMK Olivetti and Red Alert, despite being
true and tested favourites were the
bottom performers in the Cherry category - most likely owing to the
high cost that prevented many from joining.
109 members participated in the 2015 Keyset of the Year awards and cast 228 votes for an average of 2.09 votes per member.Finally, I'd like to extend a thank you out to everyone who voted and more importantly to the GB runners who have dedicated countless hours to making these fantastic sets happen.
Geekhack is a fantastic place and I love the creative and collaborative environment it provides. Let's all try our best to support the GB runners of 2016!
-swimmingbird