I am very confused, and a tiny bit annoyed.

It was probably a mistake in the writing down of the time or a mistyped entry into the database.

If that is the case (Which it looks like,) can it be changed?

Yes, just use the contact e-mail on worldcubeassociation.org/ and link the video.

ps: you can't get a penalty w/o confirmation + signing from the judge.

I was told I was still holding the cube as I put it down. But now that I see the video, that obviously didn't happen.
 
It was probably a mistake in the writing down of the time or a mistyped entry into the database.

If that is the case (Which it looks like,) can it be changed?

Yes, just use the contact e-mail on worldcubeassociation.org/ and link the video.

ps: you can't get a penalty w/o confirmation + signing from the judge.

I was told I was still holding the cube as I put it down. But now that I see the video, that obviously didn't happen.

told by who? the judge?

to me looks a fair solve...you should contact Ron or Chris and say about it
 
It was probably a mistake in the writing down of the time or a mistyped entry into the database.

If that is the case (Which it looks like,) can it be changed?

Yes, just use the contact e-mail on worldcubeassociation.org/ and link the video.

ps: you can't get a penalty w/o confirmation + signing from the judge.

I was told I was still holding the cube as I put it down. But now that I see the video, that obviously didn't happen.

told by who? the judge?

to me looks a fair solve...you should contact Ron or Chris and say about it


I just shot Chris an email. Hopefully this will all be worked out soon.
 
Hmm...
If it's 30 on the paper, that's good. If not, why wouldn't he tell you?

You see, this is why at west coast comps we now have the competitor sign a carbon-copy paper after every attempt. :)

(You'll beat it next comp, right? ;) )
 
Hmm...
If it's 30 on the paper, that's good. If not, why wouldn't he tell you?

You see, this is why at west coast comps we now have the competitor sign a carbon-copy paper after every attempt. :)

(You'll beat it next comp, right? ;) )

Haha that was done in Princeton as well, but I didn't bother to look at the written time, until I got the copy oops xD
 
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