The source ballot score begins with streaming weight times point four. Illustrative streaming weights eighty and ninety contribute thirty-two and thirty-six score points. Bars share ten pixels per contribution point. Saved stream weights and entry labels are not independently verified measurements; this explains the implemented expression. The market contribution is market weight times one hundred times point six times the model bonus. At a hypothetical market weight point two, bonus one gives twelve points; bonus one point three five gives sixteen point two. Bars share twenty-five pixels per contribution point. The bonus multiplies this market term only, not the separate streaming contribution. The assigned bonus is a model assumption, not verified Academy policy. The source first filters eligibility using its selected screening rule, then sorts calculated scores descending and takes the first six entries. If all twelve saved entries are eligible, the retained slate has six entries. Bars share thirty pixels per candidate. Strict-language mode may remove entries before ranking; no actual nomination or future category policy is asserted. Complete blueprint JSON, original reset and responsive first-footer preservation remain checked.