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Ay yo! What did I miss?

there are over 100 sub-6 official 3x3 averages
True, but more impressively, 100 unique people have an official sub-6 average on 3x3. (prob what you meant to say, but just wanted it to be clear to OP that is 100 people who have sub-6ed, and not just 100 sub-6 avgs that may have been on the same few people.)
 
True, but more impressively, 100 unique people have an official sub-6 average on 3x3. (prob what you meant to say, but just wanted it to be clear to OP that is 100 people who have sub-6ed, and not just 100 sub-6 avgs that may have been on the same few people.)
yeah, sorry, that's what i meant. i guess it's like saying there are 100 official sub-4 3x3 singles when only 38 people have one lol
 
Last comp was 2018. What has been happening in the world of cubing? Who are the best YouCubers now? What cubes are the best? What has changed?

One thing that hasn´t changed since 2018 - and in fact, since 2004 - it that the WCA still keeps discriminating FMC competitors. Apparently it is difficult to understand why for speed cubers or cubers not knowing enough cube theory. For instance, no person discussing in this thread seemed to get it.
 
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