Cuber density per country

[Stefan]

A little analysis of the density of WCA cubers per country, by area and by population:

http://stefan-pochmann.info/cubieverse/cuber_density.html

 

[DaijoCube]

Prtychl

 

[Dene]

Lolstralia.

 

[Rayne]

It'd be cool if someone made a map to go with this.

 

[Deleted member 4527]

It'd be cool if someone made a map to go with this.

+1

 

[Forte]

The USA has 2122 registered cubers o_O

 

[Thomas09]

Winstralia.

Fixed.

 

[TeddyKGB]

The USA has 2122 registered cubers o_O

The question is how many unregistered cubers are there? me being one

 

[TheMachanga]

I know 4 unregistered cubers. 3 being +1 min and 1 being sub 25

 

[DaijoCube]

I know 4 unregistered cubers. 3 being +1 min and 1 being sub 25

How do you register as a cuber?

 

[Wolfcube]

Here's my map:

http://cubescape.110mb.com/map/index.html

There might be a few mistakes. I put it together very quickly.

 

[aronpm]

I know 4 unregistered cubers. 3 being +1 min and 1 being sub 25

How do you register as a cuber?

You... have to go through the very complex registration complex... I'll summarise it:

1. Register for competition
2. Go to competition
3. Compete

 

[bwatkins]

this is neat but there are so many cubers that don't attend competitions. I personally just enjoy the individual challange, myself and i can think of about 10 others that are also "unregistered"

 

[kprox1994]

What about per state/province?

 

[JBCM627]

Here's my map:

http://cubescape.110mb.com/map/index.html

There might be a few mistakes. I put it together very quickly.

Wow, cool. Where did you get the map?

Oh never mind:
http://www.ammap.com/

I've been looking for something like that for a while

 

[DavidWoner]

this is neat but there are so many cubers that don't attend competitions. I personally just enjoy the individual challange, myself and i can think of about 10 others that are also "unregistered"

I think we are making the assumption that the ratio of "registered" cubers to "unregistered" cubers is pretty similar for each country.

 

[TeddyKGB]

this is neat but there are so many cubers that don't attend competitions. I personally just enjoy the individual challange, myself and i can think of about 10 others that are also "unregistered"

I think we are making the assumption that the ratio of "registered" cubers to "unregistered" cubers is pretty similar for each country.

Seems like a fair assumption, but don't you think if one country has more comps per year and in different locations around the country it would give people a better chance of atttending one?

 

[anders]

this is neat but there are so many cubers that don't attend competitions. I personally just enjoy the individual challange, myself and i can think of about 10 others that are also "unregistered"

I think we are making the assumption that the ratio of "registered" cubers to "unregistered" cubers is pretty similar for each country.

This assumption can only be applied to countries where you have had several competititons. For instance, there has been no competition yet in Vietnam but they have a vital community (http://www.rubikvn.org/VCCRP/index.php) but only a few who has competed at an official competition (http://www.worldcubeassociation.org...ntId=&regionId=Vietnam&pattern=&search=Search).

 

[Kian]

this is neat but there are so many cubers that don't attend competitions. I personally just enjoy the individual challange, myself and i can think of about 10 others that are also "unregistered"

I think we are making the assumption that the ratio of "registered" cubers to "unregistered" cubers is pretty similar for each country.

Seems like a fair assumption, but don't you think if one country has more comps per year and in different locations around the country it would give people a better chance of atttending one?

I think it is largely a poor assumption. Though it is better than no information at all, I doubt greatly that it's terribly representative,

 

[Weston]

But there are no more cubers in Belize!