I've seen plenty of judgements of screenshots where you can't really see any difference unless someone points out lets say the corner of a suitcase in the background. At roughly 24FPS I doubt your eyes would even be focused on that since your attention is elsewhere.
Also while one release may have a better visual in one part of the screenshot another may have a visual in another part.
Like I said if the show is running are you really going to notice the differences? I doubt it.
I am not going to waste my time going through SeaDix or any other site looking for some clown's opinion. They are either watchable or they aren't. If you are so anal that you must have a copy that you consider perfect by the screenshots but couldn't tell the difference doing an A/B comparison of the running show I can't help you.

You're unusually butthurt about someone else not agreeing with you. The existence of the SeaDex does not invalidate your choices and does not force you to anything. Yet you're yapping about how they're clowns and how it's a waste of time to use a search bar. I just happen to agree with their view on quality, while you don't, and that's fine!!! You're more than encouraged to make your own choices and even make your own releases.

I'm not "butthurt" at all, far from it.
I'm just tired of people here claiming that SeaDix is the end all, beat all authority of what is quality and if you choose something else you must be a tard.

You're never beating the tard allegations.

That's the point! There is a big difference from a stationary screenshot and frames moving at 24 FPS. If you are at the point where you have to scrutinize frame shots hunting for a very minor difference you are wasting your life away.
You won't see it when the show is actually running.

Bit starved grain, banding, blocking, ringing, haloing, aliasing, blurring and ghosting. All of these are artifacts that can be seen in motion. I understand your point but I think it mainly applies to detail loss rather than everything else.

I wouldn't know considering I gave up on this series long ago.
But, I avoid this group like the plague.

Thought you were a "retired encoder". Surely you would know this was a blanket statement about video encoding rather than this release specifically.