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Kamil (one of my friends, who is very good at minesweeper) suggested to me that the cubing community implement something which would keep track of who breaks the sub-11 (or sub-10 or whatever) barrier. It would have to be a difficult barrier to break, so the idea is that if you get under a certain time, even if you do not set a national record, it is still impressive enough that it should be featured on the news page. The minesweeper community does this for expert level times - if you break the 50 second barrier the main page will say your name and result. For instance in cubing it might say "Piti Pichedpan is the 7th person to get a sub-11 average, with a result of 10.42 seconds".
So what do you think, is this a good idea or not? It is important that people who are very fast get noticed even if they do not break the national record or win the competition, so it would be cool to list people who get very fast times. It would not have to be 3x3, we could do it for other events too - sub50 4x4, sub-1:30 5x5, etc.
So what do you think, is this a good idea or not? It is important that people who are very fast get noticed even if they do not break the national record or win the competition, so it would be cool to list people who get very fast times. It would not have to be 3x3, we could do it for other events too - sub50 4x4, sub-1:30 5x5, etc.