@Sébastien
Let us wait how registrations will change in the upcoming week.
Maybe we can have 4x4bf and 5x5bf somewhere in parallel. But in that case I think you will have to skip the parallel event.
Remember how messy those events were in Aachen?
So if someone not competiting or coming with a competitior wants to come, do they just e-mail you for the location?
Yes, they register on the website. All registered competitors and guests wil receive an e-mail with the address details.
>>8a6) The competition must be accessible for the public.
>German Cube Day 2009 is organised by NKC (Dutch Cube Club, established
>in the 80s) and only open to registered visitors. Up to two guests per
>competitor is reasonable. All guests must be registered!
Which seems to conflict a bit.
I think there is no conflict. The only differences with other competitions are 1) that the public must be registered and 2) has to pay the entrance fee.
The first is a requirement of Dutch Cube Club (organiser of German Cube Day) for insurance purposes.
The second I think is reasonable because food and drinks are included (and we do not like to administer who can use what).
As people may remember from previous years: the food/drinks are great and abundant, with lovely service by Brigitte.
>The 6x6x6 and 7x7x7 events MAY BE held, and if so, on Friday night,
>in an informal location.
It might be a handy way to have a few extra events....but it seems like this could lead to some abuse.
Registration for these events was included from the beginning.
The problem is that we have to close the venue at 5pm. So we decided to have these events in the evening.
A big issue for us though is that I am afraid we cannot guarantee the restaurant to be smoke-free.
Have fun,
Ron
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