AidanNoogie
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I hope they were right. I'm only A few hours away.At Novacube last wknd, I heard a rumor that it was in Connecticut.
I hope they were right. I'm only A few hours away.At Novacube last wknd, I heard a rumor that it was in Connecticut.
BTW, I also heard that Keaton said that there was a strong chance of 2019 US nats being in maryland.I hope they were right. I'm only A few hours away.
That's would be awesome!BTW, I also heard that Keaton said that there was a strong chance of 2019 US nats being in maryland.
I heard the same thing from a different source. I hope it's not a rumorAt Novacube last wknd, I heard a rumor that it was in Connecticut.
Same.I heard the same thing from a different source. I hope it's not a rumor
That would be awesome!!!!BTW, I also heard that Keaton said that there was a strong chance of 2019 US nats being in maryland.
I know how you feel.Western champs doesn’t have clock there goes my chance of being a regional champion.
Where is NE champsNortheast champs doesn't have a few events, can't remember which ones.
i think 4bld 5bld mbld clock feet, idk tho
When are the Northwest champs going to be?Western champs doesn’t have clock there goes my chance of being a regional champion.
Where is NE champs
I think the info for both is public on the wca siteWhen are the Northwest champs going to be?
I could only find that they approved NE champs, but not the location or dateI think the info for both is public on the wca site
We will allow competitors to self-select their regions each year, on the stipulation that they have to show some evidence of living in that region if asked by organizers. So someone who has a permanent residence in one region but goes to school in another, for example, would be able to pick their region.
I take it that this is the decision that caused me to lose 3 Southeast Champion titles to someone currently registered as a citizen of Taiwan because he's going to school in Florida.
"Lose" implies you believe you are entitled to win those awards. These were the policies we set in place for regionals, and the policies did not cause you to "lose" anything. Only the fact that you did not have the fastest time among eligible competitors caused you to not win those titles.
I mean sure, but you know what he means, and you didn't address the point fairly: that it seems illogical that someone who is not even a citizen of the United States could win an award for a United States regional championship.
Not sure how that works for national championships, but it would make sense to add the rule that you must at least be a citizen of the country for the regional championship for which you are competing in order to be eligible for the title