Who do you think the most successful speedcuber is?

Most important for the community: Jessica Fridrich, Erik, Badmephisto, Stefan

How is badmephisto important for the community? Yes he makes good video tutorials, but that is about it. Stefan, Erik, and Jessica are all renowned solvers and have invented some great methods, but that can hardly make them the most important. If you are going to choose 4 people who are most important for the community then it would have to be people like Ron, Ton, Bob etc who make so many competitions possible, or the WCA board members and those who are responsible for the return of WC03. Or even pjk for starting this forum. Cubing would probably be pretty much the same as it is today without meph, it would not exist at all without the people I have mentioned.

Let's not forget Frank Morris!
Who?

I have half a mind to ban you for that.
 
But all Asians are like....NINJAS! GENIUS NINJASSSSSS!
/sarcasm
Anyway. I also want to add someone...I can't find the link anywhere. The guy who learned BLD before he could solve sighted.
 
But all Asians are like....NINJAS! GENIUS NINJASSSSSS!
/sarcasm
Anyway. I also want to add someone...I can't find the link anywhere. The guy who learned BLD before he could solve sighted.

Didn't Chris do that with 7x7? Well, he could solve 7x7, but decided he wanted to bld it first.

I think Mike Hughey did that also. But don't quote me on that.
 
But all Asians are like....NINJAS! GENIUS NINJASSSSSS!
/sarcasm
Anyway. I also want to add someone...I can't find the link anywhere. The guy who learned BLD before he could solve sighted.

Didn't Chris do that with 7x7? Well, he could solve 7x7, but decided he wanted to bld it first.

I think Mike Hughey did that also. But don't quote me on that.
I think it actually was Mike Hughey. I always get them confused:p
 
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