Pretty much, yeah. This is what the author proposes:  1) Any-body can enter. There are no weight classes, size, ability, orgender restrictions. (2) Entrants are judged on their capacity to showcase fat through poses(which may be adapted from traditional bodybuilding) that display fatin a body-positive way. This runs in direct parallel to the traditionalbodybuilding showcasing of muscle, which is just another tissue of thebody, earning fat bodybuilding credit as a fat-based sporting endeavorthat interprets the notion of the “ built body  ” in an ontologically broader way. (3) Entrants may wear “ fatshion ” of their choice (see Harju and Huovinen2015). (That is, they may dress however they feel comfortable, thoughposing outfits should ideally showcase fat in a body-positive way.) (4) All participants are given equal posing opportunities as other body-builders participating in separate categories.  So, they stand/sit/lie on a stage and wobble their rolls to show off their fat. Everyone gets a trophy.