@ACGspOfficial let's say a winner should receive ten upvotes. You go to ten of their builds, and upvote them. That's really all there is to it.

@EternalDarkness but People sometimes get Upvotes Then a Single one

@ACGspOfficial by upvoting their builds.

@EternalDarkness but how do you Give Winners and Contestants Points?

OFF-ROAD!!!!!!!!!!!

@Caveman999 most common way of hosting are "successor challenges". You ask others to make their build a successor to the challenge post. That way you get a lot of points if the challenge is successful, but it's also a big responsibility. You have to invest a lot of work into the challenge to earn all the points it brings. My first successor challenge brought 6316 points, and I'm expecting even more from my current challenge.

• step one: make sure you are competent. If you can't build a good entry for your own challenge, you can't rate entries on such a challenge;
• step two: make a set of rules, requirements, and judging criteria. Write them down on an unlisted post, so you can just copy and paste them;
• step three: make a build, 2D or 3D, that shows what the challenge is about and post it;
• step four: edit the description of the challenge post to show all the rules, rewards, judging criteria...
• step five: wait until the deadline you gave is up;
• step six: rate entries and give rewards. It should take you two to three days, few hours a day for that.

How do they link it?
@mincraftpoweer

@Caveman999 they can do that or they just say that they're in. Also they might just tag you in their build. I prefer when they link it as everyone can see what they are competing with.

So do they just post link for there off-road vehicle in comments? @Minecraftpoweer

you should make a background that is apropriate and looks nice as people dont want to join if it looks terrible.