PROFESSIONAL OPINION HAT: SEO is a thing that I help do. It's both the best and the worst thing about search engines, because on the one hand it helps small businesses compete with national companies, but on the other hand it's used to get junk sites high in the rankings for ad revenue. On the one hand, this seems like it would be really easy to game: just visit your website a bunch of times and stay there forever. That works in the early phases, but once you get a lot of people using it your attempts to game will get lost in the noise. Hiring other people to sit on your site for a while is a viable tactic... kinda. The reason you can outsource captchas and terrible writing is because those things don't take up a lot of time, so somebody sitting in a room in Malaysia or wherever can do a ton of them during the day. To pull off a successful game on blippex, you'd be paying per visitor, and they'd be staying on your site for several minutes at a time at minimum, and then they'd need to visit other websites to make the data less obviously faked. It would get expensive, fast. Even if you're just paying one person to manage a lot of computers*, that hardware doesn't buy itself.
Additionally, you won't see ANYONE on a professional level attempting to game blippex until it gains a lot more market share. Just like no one wrote any viruses for Macs in the 90s, no one is going to waste time building out a large scale campaign to skew search results on an engine that a tiny fraction of users have ever heard of. Hell, the only reason anybody does SEO for Bing is because the same tricks work as with Google, and in fact they're a little more effective on Bing.
So, this is really interesting and totally worth watching and contributing to. The results are likely going to be legitimate for at least a year or two, and that's like forever in internet years.
* or tablets, or smartphones...