solvethecube.110mb.com - Is it good or bad?

Unsure whether this is the right place to post this thread, I'm asking everyone whether http://solvethecube.110mb.com is a good web site to learn algorithms from?

The reason I love this website so much is because I can just view the Applet, and do the same moves, until it's stuck in my muscle memory and work from there, instead of having to read that damn notation which is soo much slower.

Anyway, the reason I'm actually asking is because I found a faster algorithm than he published on his F2L page.
http://www.solvethecube.110mb.com/nxnimagecube.php?stickers=xxxxyxxxwxxgrrgrrxrxxrggxgg&size=100
U' R' F R F' R U' R' - Is what he suggests, but I saw
R U' R' U F' U' F

So what's this all about? Is it because this page is outdated (which I can't imagine, because the algorithm I saw is so easy), or is it really much faster to perform his algorithm?

Also, I should mention this is not me complaining about his algorithm being slow, but it's me asking if his website is a good one..

Different people prefer different finger tricks, now this is going to sound mean but don't think I'm being mean OK?
Just because you think one alg is fast, he may think different.

Why would I think you're being mean? You were politely answering my question and I appreciate that.

As you might have noticed I'm the not the best at cubing ever, so I didn't really understand that myself.. I just thought it was strange.. But thanks for clearing that up, anyhow, now I can go back to learning F2L without having to be scared his algorithms sucks

I learned my algorithms from the site and I would say it is very good.

Solvethecube is a very good website hosted by the current European champion, so every algorithm on there has potential to be done fast.

Sometimes you won't like an algorithm that others use, which is no problem. Find something that works for you. I don't like a lot of Joël's algorithms >.<

I used a lot of Joel's algorithms from that site. and by a lot I mean like all of OLL. I would definitely recommend the site.

His OLL "tutorial" is really innovative; I learned much faster from his organization, and made connections between algorithms and how they are related (they are sort of obvious once you understand it hehe).

It's also the site I started learning the beginner/keyholemethod from.

Joël's site owns.
Same here with what Harris said, except for the keyhole one.

Joel's site PWNS, it's one of the best sites I think. I use about 90% of his OLL algorithms.

I think both those algs are useful to know. If you noticed they flip different edges pieces in the LL, which can be useful to influence the LL.

Erik said:

Joel's site PWNS, it's one of the best sites I think. I use about 90% of his OLL algorithms.

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I use 100% - a very limited of others