illius
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I am filming a documentary (as part of a course at my educational institution), on the History of Twisty Puzzles. I would first like to define a twisty puzzle, and give definite examples of what do (e.g. 7x7x7), and do not (e.g. Jigsaw) fit the definition. I would then like to talk about the puzzles with which there is much controversy, over whether they match the definition.
I hence chose to talk about clock and 15 puzzle, as two good examples, as both of them are fairly well known, they both involve some form of twisting, and there have been discussions before regarding these puzzles.
I shall most probably publish the results in the documentary, and I also may read out/show a picture of individual statements. Therefore, by submitting an opinion here, you agree that I may screenshot your post, and the surrounding area. Where applicable, I might also give some information of you (e.g. xxx is the world champion for yyy). Should you wish to remain anonymous, please specifically and explicitly state this in your post. If you do not do this, I shall assume that you do not wish to remain anonymous.
Thank you very much.
I hence chose to talk about clock and 15 puzzle, as two good examples, as both of them are fairly well known, they both involve some form of twisting, and there have been discussions before regarding these puzzles.
I shall most probably publish the results in the documentary, and I also may read out/show a picture of individual statements. Therefore, by submitting an opinion here, you agree that I may screenshot your post, and the surrounding area. Where applicable, I might also give some information of you (e.g. xxx is the world champion for yyy). Should you wish to remain anonymous, please specifically and explicitly state this in your post. If you do not do this, I shall assume that you do not wish to remain anonymous.
Thank you very much.