DeeDubb
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I'm not sure if there is a thread about this already, I did a search and found some stuff about cubing in the community to teach kids, etc.
Anyway, my little brother streams his gameplay on Twitch.tv, and this week he's doing a charity marathon with other broadcasters. He is donating money to a charity for Suicide Prevention, and so far, they have raised over $1000, which is pretty cool. If you want to watch the stream it's here:
gamingwithmist
I am going to stream some 3x3 cubing later in the week when he has some openings, I'll post the times that I will be streaming here. Though, at my speed, only casual cubers and noncubers will be dazzled
. Anyway, I'm going to see how cubing is received in the streaming community. It might be incredibly boring and repetitive to them, but we'll see. If it's received well, I might consider organizing an all cubing marathon to raise money for a charity. If you are interested in participating, do research on how you can set up to live stream your solves on twitch. It requires some kind of webcam, and a free broadcasting software.
Also, we would need to discuss a worthwile charity. I was considering an Autism-related charity, such as Autism Speaks or Oranization for Autism Research. I think these would be great because we have so many cubers living with autism. I would love to hear your thoughts/suggestions on this idea.
I feel like if some very fast people participated, there would be quite a bit of hype, and a lot of people would watch and hopefully donate. Also, feel free to PM me if you want to discuss offline.
Anyway, my little brother streams his gameplay on Twitch.tv, and this week he's doing a charity marathon with other broadcasters. He is donating money to a charity for Suicide Prevention, and so far, they have raised over $1000, which is pretty cool. If you want to watch the stream it's here:
gamingwithmist
I am going to stream some 3x3 cubing later in the week when he has some openings, I'll post the times that I will be streaming here. Though, at my speed, only casual cubers and noncubers will be dazzled
. Anyway, I'm going to see how cubing is received in the streaming community. It might be incredibly boring and repetitive to them, but we'll see. If it's received well, I might consider organizing an all cubing marathon to raise money for a charity. If you are interested in participating, do research on how you can set up to live stream your solves on twitch. It requires some kind of webcam, and a free broadcasting software.Also, we would need to discuss a worthwile charity. I was considering an Autism-related charity, such as Autism Speaks or Oranization for Autism Research. I think these would be great because we have so many cubers living with autism. I would love to hear your thoughts/suggestions on this idea.
I feel like if some very fast people participated, there would be quite a bit of hype, and a lot of people would watch and hopefully donate. Also, feel free to PM me if you want to discuss offline.
