2024 Forum Awards

THE RESULTS ARE IN!

Welcome to the finale of the 2024 Forum Awards! Ever so slightly later than originally planned, but we are here nonetheless. We had 43 voters this year, and everyone seemed to be able to figure out the preferential voting system. In case you’re curious how I counted the results, check out the Wikipedia page on Instant-runoff voting.

Without further ado, let’s get into the winners!

Best Post
This award goes to a post that stood out amongst the sea of others. Insightful, hilarious, thought-provoking, or generally unforgettable—it’s all welcome here. A true diamond in the rough, this post is one everyone will remember.

The winner for Best Post …
@cuberswoop – “You forgot the 3rd step”!

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Best Thread
Similar to Best Post, this award is for a thread that captivated the community from start to finish. Whether because of the deep conversations, lively arguments, consistent hilarity, or general utility, this thread has become a staple of conversation within the community.

The winner for Best Thread…
@OtaMota – “High Ranking Official Times Thread”!

Clock WR17 single lovers rejoice!

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Best New Member
This forum gains many new members throughout the course of the year, and they typically don’t last more than a handful of posts. Every once in a while, though, a newcomer will come along that is truly special, quickly becoming an integral part of our community. This award highlights the user that made the biggest impact in the less than 12 months of their activity.

The winner for Best New Member…

Best Staff Member
Here on the SpeedSolving Forums, there can be some chaos and confusion. Who do we rely on to be voices of reason, front-line defenders, and calm first responders? The staff team. We appreciate and respect our staff team, and this award recognizes the one that stood above the others.

The winner for Best Staff Member…

Best Profile Picture
This award is given to the member whose profile picture is recognized as particularly creative, original, or generally spectacular. Often inseparable to the user who wears it, the forums wouldn’t be the same without this picture being seen from time to time.

The winner for Best Profile Picture…

Best Signature
Similar to Best Profile Picture, this award celebrates a signature that goes above and beyond in creativity, wit, or personal flair. Engaging quotes, imaginative designs, or individualized touches, the contents of this signature made it stick in people’s minds.

The winner for Best Signature…

Best Debater
This award goes to a member who excels in the art of reasoning, laying out their arguments clearly, concisely, and correctly. Whether defending a point, challenging an idea, or bringing deeper insights to a conversation, this user is always ready with thoughtful, compelling, and respectful discourse.

The winner for Best Debater…

Best Location
This award recognizes the most clever, creative, or simply amusing location. Regardless of the contents, it'll be sure to cause a double-take and a chuckle.

The winner for Best Location...
@Swagrid - "Downtown Swagistan"!

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Most Helpful Member
This award recognizes a user who goes above and beyond to assist others. Offering guidance, answering questions, and providing valuable resources, this person’s presence on the forums is invaluable. A community cornerstone, they set an example for all of us to become more helpful and productive members.

The winner for Most Helpful Member…
@OtaMota!

Can you help me become sub-10?

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Most Deserving of a Hug
While the previous award is given to a user constantly providing support, this award is for a user most in need of some support. Perhaps they’re going through tough times, or just need some encouragement, this user has earned all the virtual hugs, and maybe even a real one.

The winner for Most Deserving of a Hug…
@Shrek!

On behalf of the entire SpeedSolving.com community, we send our support to Shrek. We found out in August of last year he had been diagnosed with bone cancer, but he has remained semi-active on the forums since. We’re all hoping you’re able to beat cancer and return stronger than ever. Prayers for our friend and fellow cuber.

(Expect your hug to arrive in 4-6 business days)

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Funniest Member
This award is for a user with a unique ability to make everyone smile, brightening moods and injecting infectious good energy into any situation. Quick-witted and always good for a laugh, chatting with this member will always lead to a good time.

The winner for Funniest Member…

Funniest Thread
A thread-based version of the previous award, Funniest Thread highlights the singular chain of posts which caused the most laughter amongst its readers. Whether intentionally comedic, serious turned silly, or an all-around disaster turned into a good time, this is a thread you can always go back to for a good laugh.

The winner for Funniest Thread…
@JDAW6 - “JDAW6’S Cubing Progression // 20% ZBLL // 30% WV // I’ve Broken 12 SRs OFFICIALLY”!

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Funniest Post
A cousin of the previous award, Funniest Post is for the singular comment or post that created more laughs and giggles than any other this year. Whether it’s a perfectly timed joke, witty commentary, or an unexpected punchline, this post delivered humor in a way that can’t be ignored.

The winner for Funniest Post…
@cuberswoop – “You forgot the 3rd step”!

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Greatest Return from a Hiatus
Switching gears, this award is presented to a once-inactive user whose return to the forums rocked the world. Whether they returned with fresh insights, a burst of new energy, or just picked up right where they left off, their comeback was nothing short of legendary.

The winner for Greatest Return from a Hiatus…

Most Controversial Member
This award has arguably more negative connotations than most others. You could also argue that the award is more positive, as it signifies someone unafraid to speak their mind, challenge norms, and spark discussions. One could say that the interpretation of this award is…controversial. Regardless…

The winner for Most Controversial Member…
@JDAW6!

How does a banned dude have more awards than all of us 😭

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Most Improved Noob
This award is designated to be received by the user who has made the most significant leap in their cubing journey over the past year. Starting off as a “noob” and quickly rising to become a star, their progress is a testament to talent, hard work, and perserverance.

The winner for Most Improved Noob…
@precompsubwr!

If I actually do the Forum Awards on time next year I should automatically win this.

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Most Ambiguous Member
≈ ∵ ⬛⬜? … ○◇ ▽⇄


Most Under-Appreciated Member
A quite meaningful award, Most Under-Appreciated Member is presented to a user who deserves a pat on the back. Always there to help, say something insightful, or generally contribute. They don’t usually get the credit they deserve, working unspectacularly in the background, so now’s the time to recognize them.

The winner for Most Under-Appreciated Member…

Biggest Fanboy
Despite the title, this award is not gender-based. Biggest Fanboy goes to the one user who, above all others, represents their favorite thing with unmatched vigor. It’s up to you to decide if the devotion is inspiring or over-the-top, but the passion and loyalty is unquestionable.

The winner for Biggest Fanboy…
@fes_77!

Deserved.

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Best New Method Proposal
The previous award focuses on devotion, and this one recognizes innovation. Whether it revolutionized our sport or sparked debate, this proposal pushed the boundaries of what we thought to be possible.
@Athefre – Nautilus!

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The Best and Worst of Everything
This award is a bit confusing. Both a compliment and a critique, it’s up to the winner as to how they receive it. Regardless, the winner certainly has left an impact, and there must be quite a lot of positive.

The winner for The Best and Worst of Everything…

Mike Hughey Award for Nicest Member
We now move into the “In Honor Of” awards. Named after Mike Hughey, this is presented to a user that is a shining example of patience, encouragement, and generosity. Through their uplifting words and infectious positivity, this user makes the SpeedSolving Forums a better environment for all of us.

The winner for the Mike Hughey Award for Nicest Member…

Bruce Norskog Award for Smartest Member
As I’ve only been around this community for a bit over 5 years, I must admit I’m not familiar with this award’s namesake. Despite that, this award goes to the user with stunning intellect, stellar analytical capabilities, and peak problem-solving skills. This person is constantly providing high-level conversation and opinions, and regularly adds to the knowledge of the cubing community at large.

The winner for the Bruce Norskog Award for Smartest Member…
@xyzzy!

C’mon. Was there ever any doubt?

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Rob “Brest” Stuart Award for Best Member
Unlike awards such as “Smartest Member” and “Funniest Post”, this award is quite broad in scope. Named after a former moderator of this site, this award recognizes a singular individual who has made the most outstanding impact on the community. Innovation, mentorship, dedication, this user has does it all. A true embodiment of what it means to be a speedcuber, and an example for all of us.

The winner for the Rob “Brest” Stuart award for Best Member:

Kirjava Award for Wackiest Member
Zany. Goofy. Eccentric. Wild. These are all words that describe our beloved Thom Barlow, and as he is no longer active on these forums, this award is presented each year to the user that most embodies that spirit. A spirit of boundless creativity, remarkable energy, and a tendency to say and do whatever happens to come to mind. There are likely a few warnings on this user’s record, but they would certainly call it worth it if it meant providing us with a laugh and having their own personal fun.

The winner for the Kirjava Award for Wackiest Member…

Most Unexpected Record
We’ve now moved on to the cubing specific categories. This award recognizes a record-setting achievement that truly came out of nowhere. Whether an underdog achievement, shocking breakthrough, or unconventional in nature, this person’s record defied expectations and left the community in awe.

The winner for Most Unexpected Record…
Aidan Granger – 3.69 UK NR Single!

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Best Reaction to a Record
One of the most entertaining parts about watching record videos is seeing the reactions, both of the record-setter and the crowd watching. Whether an outburst of excitement or an unexpected response, this award goes to a reaction that captured the emotion of the moment and gave us something to smile about.

The winner for Best Reaction to a Record…
Unfortunately, the winner for this category was being calculated right as my SD card ran out.

Biggest Rivalry
Whether it took place here on the forums or in front of the entire world, this award recognizes a rivalry that kept us all on the edge of our seats. Whether it’s a head-to-head competition, long-standing feud, or friendly battle for supremacy, this rivalry was utterly legendary.

The winner for Biggest Rivalry…
Zayn Khanani vs. Yiheng Wang!

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Biggest Controversy
This award recognizes an event or situation that sparked heated discussions, divided opinions, and made waves across the community. Whether it was a disagreement, dramatic incident, or game-changing decision, this controversy kept everyone talking and left a lasting impact on the cubing community.

The winner for Biggest Controversy…
Sliding / Yiheng Wang’s 0.78 WR Average!

Glad we got this figured out.

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Best Cubing YouTube Series
This award goes to the YouTube series that captured the attention of the cubing community. Consistent quality, engaging content, and unique perspectives made this series stand out amongst all others, leaving viewers always wanting more.

The winner for Best Cubing YouTube Series…
@FatrockCubes – Cubemas 2024!

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Best Cubing Family/Group
Our last category was a bit of a confusing one, as the definition changed partway through the awards, and will likely need some reworking for next year. Regardless, this award celebrates the most supportive, exciting, and impactful family or group in cubing. Together, they inspire, challenge, and grow with one another, making their personal journeys even more rewarding.

The winner for Best Cubing Family/Group…
Tingfam!

Sorry about the confusion regarding this category, hopefully it’s better clarified next year, if it’s included. Regardless, the Tingfam are very deserving.

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That’s all folks!
Thank you ever so much for reading this entire post, I hope you were as excited by the awards as I was! Apologies again for the (very very very) late results announcements, but hopefully they lived up to the hype. I likely won’t be hosting next year, but I’m sure whoever does will do a fantastic job. I had a lot of fun hosting, and I can’t wait to see how the forums get even better during this upcoming year. Thank you for making this year memorable—here’s to even more incredible times ahead!

Happy cubing,
ProStar

The winner for Best Reaction to a Record...Zayn Khanani (@Legomanz) - 0.92 2x2 WR Average!

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Biggest Fangirl
Despite the title, this award is not gender-based. Biggest Fangirl goes to the one user who, above all others, represents their favorite thing with unmatched vigor. It’s up to you to decide if the devotion is inspiring or over-the-top, but the passion and loyalty is unquestionable.

The winner for Biggest Fanboy…
WOAA YAYAYAYYA OMGOGLGOGMG THANAK YUO EVRTUOEN :3 YYAYAYAYAYYYY
 
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