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Salt Lake City was my third guess after somewhere in Texas and Denver, Colorado.
This is what CubingUSA posted on facebook:The website should be up fairly soon, correct?
Dang itThis is what CubingUSA posted on facebook:
"We're still working out many of the details regarding qualifications/schedule, so unfortunately, we will be releasing the competition website on December 22nd now. Sorry for the delay!"
That would eliminate a LOT of cities if we went off of whether it was safe or not based off of shootings that happened there.I don't know if Salt Lake City is a safe space for Nationals... Would you go after this?
Just get good times on everything and you shouldn’t have a problem you could always look at last years times and they should be around there.Is it possible to get notice of the necessary qualifying times prior to the website going up? I've got a comp coming up soon and want to know what I should be aiming for.
You should be aiming to do your best.Is it possible to get notice of the necessary qualifying times prior to the website going up? I've got a comp coming up soon and want to know what I should be aiming for.
This is pure speculation, but assuming competitor limit might be similar to last year's and considering the popularity of speedcubing in US did not grow in 2017 as much as it did in 2015 and 2016 (judging by number of WCA competitors), I would say it is likely that qualifying times will only be a bit lower than last year.Is it possible to get notice of the necessary qualifying times prior to the website going up? I've got a comp coming up soon and want to know what I should be aiming for.
Yes you will need to have official times before you register. You don't need to worry about it filling up though. Last year It filled up in May iirc.Do you have to have official times that qualify for Nationals before registering? I haven't gone to a comp yet, but would love to register for NATS ASAP. I know I will qualify at a comp I'm going to in January, but I would love to register before it fills up.
How do you know? Doesn't it mostly work so that they remove people who didn't make the qualification time at a set date?Yes you will need to have official times before you register. You don't need to worry about it filling up though. Last year It filled up in May iirc.
Then again, Worlds filled up in 1-2 weeksYes you will need to have official times before you register. You don't need to worry about it filling up though. Last year It filled up in May iirc.
They did that for worlds and I forgot they did.How do you know? Doesn't it mostly work so that they remove people who didn't make the qualification time at a set date?
But that was almost the same amount of people from the whole world. 1000 people in the world vs 800 people in the US.Then again, Worlds filled up in 1-2 weeks
Yes you will need to have official times before you register. You don't need to worry about it filling up though. Last year It filled up in May iirc.