Big Cubes Wiki needs improvement

[HommeViande]

I wanted to learn new stuff about 4x4 and bigger cubes, so I looked on the speedsolving.com wiki and that was desert.

The only page that was decent (or more like ultra documented and super cool) was the 4x4 parities page. But I can't find anything about the 5x5 parities.

I'm not asking for help because I found some new stuff here and there on the internet, but it would be cool if someone who masters the big cubes could fullfill the wiki with his knowledge. I mean, what's the point of a wiki if not to be as complete, as exhaustive as possible ?

 

[ViliusRibinskas]

I'll upload more resources. Thanks for noticing that.

EDIT: Added a bunch of videos/website links to yau method page and reduction method page.

 

[1973486]

The wiki is mostly dead because no one bothers to contribute. For your specific question, there's no 5x5 parities page because there's only one "parity" and everyone uses the same alg as 4x4.

 

[ViliusRibinskas]

There is meep's website with all last 2 edges cases for 5x5, but it is worth to learn it when you avg like 1:30

 

[stoic]

The wiki is mostly dead because no one bothers to contribute.

True, and it's a shame.
A big part of it might be because you need to register and get a separate login to edit the wiki.
I actually don't know if I even have one...I mean, I think I registered once but I'm not sure. I just tried and couldn't get in.
Anyone else think the same?

 

[shadowslice e]

The wiki isn't really there for learning tips and stuff but simply to detail the steps and similar of the various methods, cubes and substeps.