brododragon
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Is having a logo on your cube illegal for bld?
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https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/regulations/#3lIs having a logo in your cube illegal for bld
I have a sticklerless cube. How should I get around this.
I have a sticklerless cube. How should I get around this.
Also, why is that rule there?
On some cubes, you can't feel the logo at all - however, the WCA doesn't allow these either because then there's no question. Logo = not legal. It's easier that way.Z3cubing has a vid on how to get logos off that are printed on.
It's a rule because it could help with realizing orientation.
I’m probably going to just get a spare center cap from speed cube shop. I like logosZ3cubing has a vid on how to get logos off that are printed on.
It's a rule because it could help with realizing orientation.
can skewbs have logos on ''corner'' pieces? they are really the ones acting as centers after all.
Same with my mgc logo, but you can still feel it. I think if you can feel it it’s not legalMy MGC elite logo was engraved. The ink itself has scratched off, but the dent is still there. Is this okay for BLD ?
That would not be legal. You'll have to either see if it's possible to get a replacement center cap without the engraving on it, or just use a different cube for BLD.My MGC elite logo was engraved. The ink itself has scratched off, but the dent is still there. Is this okay for BLD ?
Probably a local cubing organisation, e.g. the UK has UKCA supporting Guildford Open 2020. As for the venue cost, competitor fees, same organisation as before, WCA, organiser pool money, etc.So, if a person were to organize a competition, first, where do they get the timers and mats? Second, where does the money come from to reserve a venue?
The equipment tends to be provided by the local delegate, cubing club (if there is either), or if you are flying a delegate out then they can bring the timers/displays with them.So, if a person were to organize a competition, first, where do they get the timers and mats? Second, where does the money come from to reserve a venue?
The delegate provides the equipment. For the venue, it depends. Some areas can front the venue money from saved funds, others need the organizer to pay and then get reimbursed.So, if a person were to organize a competition, first, where do they get the timers and mats? Second, where does the money come from to reserve a venue?
Try a damp towel with a bit of soap. Rub it on the grey areas. Dry it off. I think it is comp legal, but only just.
Today, I took my cube to school and after I took it out of my bag it was scratched, and there are lots of black and grey markings on the white side. Is this comp legal, and how can I clean it off? Thanks