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No. There's no way the WCA is going to go through the trouble of creating an ENTIRELY SEPERATE LIST for Smart Cubes. That's just unfeasable. We're either going to completely change to smart cubes, or don't use them at all. There's no in-between in a situation like this

Aww, sorry. Nerves really do screw you over.

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If you want to actually average 5 seconds on Pyraminx you should just go ahead and learn intuitive L4E. The method he uses shouldn't be used if you average below 7 seconds using it.

Cool.

Incredble job! I love the UI and design, and I think you did a great job on it. I don't have any drastic changes that I think you need to make, so props to you.

Finally. Ruihang is just a god at literally everything about 3x3 and this was expected. Huge props to him for overthrowing a cuber that's been cubing probably for longer than he's existed. Max, Matty, and Tymon are all great cubers, but they're way overrated. Personally, I don't think this...

I don’t believe that is a feature, sorry. However, if you are fine with it containing your district’s site, that’s fine.

I don’t edit the Speedsolving wiki haha

Just like every other video from Tingman!

Better than your argument that clock isn't.

You might want to create a new google account instead of creating it on your school one, the URL contains the link to your district's main website. Also, your contact form is only viewable by members of your school district (which I and probably many others are not members of),

People have stated that clock was probably added just because it was manufactured by Rubik's, which is probably true. This isn't a reason to remove it though.

Ok, guess you can trust a bunch of teenagers editing a wiki if you want, rather than the organization that actually determines if it is or isn't. See above. It doesn't state if any other event is a twisty puzzle besides 3x3 either.

for fingertricks (John is Top-First so you might need to experiment if you use V-first) for one looking (Drew is also top first)

The definition of a twisty puzzle never says that it needs to have colors, it just needs to have some piece twist around an axis, which clock does. The pins are their own little thing in themselves, but extra additions still don't detract from it being a twisty puzzle. How is this a false...

Oh dear.

The clock's gears twist around an axis. The cube's pieces also twist around an axis. How is it not similar to a 3x3? Based on your logic, someone in a wheelchair isn't human because they can't walk.

They also didn't mention any of the other 16 events besides 3x3.