Which cuber has done the most contribution to Cubing?

[Cubing Forever]

Yeah all these law suits from Rubiks company is a bone in the throat for the cubing community.

Erno Rubik should do more to help speedcubers, and not just make profit.

Erno Rubik didn't do anything. The seven towns company did.

@qwr I did mention Ron van Bruchem somewhere at the back of this thread and Bob Burton is on the poll. Tyson Mao is another noteworthy mention.

 

[qwr]

unpopular opinion: Panagiotis Verdes for making the first mass produced 6x6 and 7x7. For the time it was revolutionary

 

[Cubing Forever]

unpopular opinion: Panagiotis Verdes for making the first mass produced 6x6 and 7x7. For the time it was revolutionary

also for being a pain in the *** for DaYan lol

 

[qwr]

also for being a pain in the *** for DaYan lol

oh yeah
I just noticed today if you go to twisty puzzles museum site, the very first puzzle listed is the "real" v-cube 3 if the cube followed the patent lol https://twistypuzzles.com/cgi-bin/puzzle.cgi?pkey=3378

 

[Kit Clement]

Erno Rubik didn't do anything. The seven towns company did.

@qwr I did mention Ron van Bruchem somewhere at the back of this thread and Bob Burton is on the poll. Tyson Mao is another noteworthy mention.

Erno choose to have SevenTowns hold his IP. He was complicit and active in the litigation in 2017. SevenTowns being the main driver does not excuse Erno from this.

 

[Alexander]

to me kinda looks like an incompleet list of choices:
Ron van Bruchem
Zbigniew Zborowski
Guus Razoux Schultz
Jaap Scherphuis
Dan Harris
Per Kristen Fredlund
Lars Vandenbergh
Stefan Pochmann
Joël van Noort
Erik Akkersdijk
Chris Hardwick
Peter Jansen
Rene Schoof
Anneke Treep
Kurt Dockhorn

And the list goes on and on and on and on

 

[CraterCuberYT]

I voted feliks at first because he inspired so many people to become cubers, but then I realized jessica fridrich was an option, so I had to choose her.

 

[Alexander]

I voted feliks at first because he inspired so many people to become cubers, but then I realized jessica fridrich was an option, so I had to choose her.

• Multiple votes are allowed.

 

[Minerobloxerq]

I personally think it is JPerm

 

[SH03L4C3]

Erno had no control on that. The company he worked with started that lawsuit, and many other thin

Yeah all these law suits from Rubiks company is a bone in the throat for the cubing community.

Erno Rubik should do more to help speedcubers, and not just make profit.

Erno was not the one who started the lawsuit, the company he worked with did. They also did many other things he did not want. Erno Ribik has always been interested in speedcubes and speedcubing. He is now starting a rubiks speedcube line.

 

[Kit Clement]

Erno had no control on that. The company he worked with started that lawsuit, and many other thin

Erno was not the one who started the lawsuit, the company he worked with did. They also did many other things he did not want. Erno Ribik has always been interested in speedcubes and speedcubing. He is now starting a rubiks speedcube line.

Just going to requote myself.

Erno choose to have SevenTowns hold his IP. He was complicit and active in the litigation in 2017. SevenTowns being the main driver does not excuse Erno from this.

 

[Andytu!]

Without Erno Rubik‘s contribution through his brilliant invention all these other names would most likely not be well known.

This is the way! ~ God loves you 3247

 

[Varun Ambadi]

If Erik Akkersdijk was in the poll, I would have voted for him

 

[sigalig]

If I could vote for him, my vote would be Stefan Pochmann. Noah Arthurs would come close as well. But obviously I have a bias with these choices

also thanks to everyone who voted me, although I’m not sure I deserve to be on a list with these giants

Also to anybody who needs convincing that Roman has done a ton for the community, feel free to visit bestsiteever.ru

 

[Cubing Forever]

also thanks to everyone who voted me, although I’m not sure I deserve to be on a list with these giants

MBLD is so cool!!!!(so are you) You pushed it's limits further single-handedly. That's why you do deserve to be on that list.

Also, only a handful of people can get a successful 7BLD, let alone a sub 12 min one.

 

[Swagrid]

Voted Fridrich for working on and popularizing an advanced lbl approach. Regardless of your opinion on CFOP, no doubt it got more people deep into cubing due to it being both easy and fast.

Zemdegs for his incredible job breaking so many wrs, and pushing 3x3 as far as he did.

and other, for Gilles Roux and Chris Tran.