cheiney
Regular
I figured it might be good to discuss some things that have been argued about in the past. Basically you could just ask a question and then others can clarify how something is correctly supposed to be spelled or worded. Here's my question:
When describing the action that the cubies in the LL undergo during PLL, would you say they "permute" or they "permutate"? I saw this before, and apparently they are both listed in various dictionaries. Personally, I think it's "permute", because you don't go around saying "The OLL step orientates the last layer". You potentially could, because it is listed in the dictionary as well.
What are your opinions?
When describing the action that the cubies in the LL undergo during PLL, would you say they "permute" or they "permutate"? I saw this before, and apparently they are both listed in various dictionaries. Personally, I think it's "permute", because you don't go around saying "The OLL step orientates the last layer". You potentially could, because it is listed in the dictionary as well.
What are your opinions?