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Ninja Storm said:
...No you don't. 10 comps? Ishmam Mirza started Chesapeake Science Point competitions after his third or fourth comp. It's all based on dedication and access to supplies.
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Keaton's right. I had only been to 6 competitions before i organized New Albany Open 2012, and for my first organized comp i got some pretty positive feedback...all it takes is dedication and how much you really want to do it. I would recommend going and helping out at at least one competition to get an idea of how it works.
 
IMSLOW1097 said:
Keaton's right. I had only been to 6 competitions before i organized New Albany Open 2012, and for my first organized comp i got some pretty positive feedback...all it takes is dedication and how much you really want to do it. I would recommend going and helping out at at least one competition to get an idea of how it works.
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Yeah, I only went to 3 before I organized MCO 2009.
 
I'd definitely consider hosting another competition, but if I did it would definitely be in Ann Arbor. Reasons: there's a cubing club rooted here at Michigan, it's a lot easier to get venues, and I'm never in the Detroit Metro Area. I'm terribly removed from the speedcubing community though as of now due to taking ~3 years off while I was in school, but hopefully after going to Hillsdale in a couple weeks/talking to some delegates I can maybe figure out something.
 
kippy33 said:
I'd definitely consider hosting another competition, but if I did it would definitely be in Ann Arbor. Reasons: there's a cubing club rooted here at Michigan, it's a lot easier to get venues, and I'm never in the Detroit Metro Area. I'm terribly removed from the speedcubing community though as of now due to taking ~3 years off while I was in school, but hopefully after going to Hillsdale in a couple weeks/talking to some delegates I can maybe figure out something.
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Honestly I've just been too busy trying to keep my grades up to do a competition.... I haven't been doing much to get a competition in Ann Arbor since summer/beginning of the school year. We can have a competition at Skyline if you want? The teacher that is "in charge" of my cubing club said they can book the commons area (it's giant and has pretty good lighting if you haven't been there before) for a day as long as no one else already booked it.
 
The main issue with a venue like skyline is that it's in the middle of nowhere, which isn't good for lunch. I'd be able to get a room on campus for free as well, and there are many lunch options available in the area. But really, this is just hypothetical talk right now, I haven't expressed interest to any delegates yet.
 
YES COMPETITION IN ANN ARBOR! ZOMG YES! WE NEED ONE GO GO GO!

Ok. After I lost all respect there. It would probably be better if you held a competition in near downtown since there are easily places to eat. You could walk around and probably find yourself a good enough meal. I'm sure there is a church or something you could rent out the basement to.
 
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