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Bringing Back Clock! (W2PA) [Voting Results Out]

I completely understand what your saying but I think the WCA should NOT be able to control anything.

Bias to old years, whilst still trying to modernise and be more spectator friendly.

Trying to make cubing spectator friendly, with no regards to the competitor's opinion themselves? Hell nah.
Yes, I know clocks removal was a vote, but one that a minority actually voted on (I believe there was <1000 votes, correct me if I'm wrong) but a majority wanted it reversed.
Then deciding to do a inside vote, in which most of the WCA team were from a time in which no one liked clock.

In my opinion at the very least there should be another vote, in which unless 2/3 of voters say they don't want clock, it should be removed.

Or arrives a new puzzle association that takes over, either will do for me.

I, personally, will be a hypocrite because I am still going to go to comps (one per 52 million years 😭) because there is no alternative. at least in the UK.
 
i did see that, mb
the thing is its your wish overall, and im not the best programmer here 😅
but sure, lets see how it turns out!
After lots of procrastination, I have finally created scramblers for clock and clock BLD, and am intending to work on the other events now. Is the 1x3x3 used in competitions going to be the type that shapeshifts? I need to know whether or not to incorporate bandaging into the scrambler.
 
Also, what is a 4x4 clock?
Cube4You 4x4 Clock
 
Cube4You 4x4 Clock
That is absolutely terrifying
 
Please can someone help me with the notation for the pentagon clock? I do not know if there is an accepted notation that I should use, or the maximum amount of pins that need to be put up when scrambling.
Unfortunately, cubingcontests.com does not detail how pentagon clock is scrambled. I found this video though:

 
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