What do you think is the worst WCA decision of all time?

[Drewe]

?

If your talking about the 4-pad change it is annoying (for sprint event mains) but completely justified. I believe the will be a 2-Pad and a 4-Pad record for sprint events too.

No, I meant that time they allowed sliding, even though it was undone later, shouldn't have happened in the first place though

 

[iguana]

Are u kidding me? Like genuinely bro what

Maybe I was joking

 

[Martyt7777]

Removing clock.

Adding clock

duality of man

 

[1973486]

Since this thread may have a recency bias, I'll add some contenders from older decisions (which probably aren't actually more impactful than removing Clock).

* Allowing Feliks Zemdegs's 6.88 one-handed single
* Disqualifying Linus Fresz's 24.00 FMC mean
* Allowing Vladislav Ushakov's 19 FMC single

See more here.

 

[Isaiah Scott]

Sliding

This was one of the best decisions made by the WCA to ban in my opinion

 

[Drewe]

This was one of the best decisions made by the WCA to ban in my opinion

Scroll up, I was talking about when they made the decision to allow the 0.78 to stand there for a bit

 

[That0newe1rdo]

No, I meant that time they allowed sliding, even though it was undone later, shouldn't have happened in the first place though

It was never allowed ? It was always against the rules, it just wasn't a something the WCA needed to completely stop until Yiheng did some 2x2. Yes, maybe the WCA could have began using 4-Pad ASAP, but like I said it wasn't a point of conversation until the last year or so.