MirzaCubing
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Haha yeah, or a petition to not remove magics, but I doubt that would work..
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A petition wouldn't work, the decision is solely up to the board and delegates, and it doesn't look like magics will be staying :'(
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Haha yeah, or a petition to not remove magics, but I doubt that would work..
Removing Magics is stupid... Why would they remove it when most people in a competition compete in it. If this really happens, I'll be mad...
Zach, Ernie, Antoine, we shall create an underground organization of magic-ers =.=
Haha I'd sign a petition if it were made...I wouldn't mind keeping (Master) Magic.
Yeah, magic can go, but master magic should stay since it doesn't have the same judging problems as magic![]()
oh yeah, I don't care about normal magic. It's not like we do good on them anyway
But master magic should stay. It's more fun and violations are easier to catch.
oh, and Bob, this won't help the decision but I took note of violated regulations at CSP Spring. I had quite a few penalties for the people that I judged![]()
Right when I order some magics and master magics....
What if only people experienced in judging magic can judge magic/master magic?
HOW THE HECK CAN THIS HAPPEN I LOVE MAGIC
^That's how the heck this can happen, and unfortunately, whether you love magic or not, the decision isn't based on how many people love the event considering results' validity discrepancy.Tyson said:There has been overwhelming support by the WCA delegates and the board to remove Magic and Master Magic from competitions because they aren't puzzles, and are notoriously difficult to regulate. There is really little confidence that any given time in these events was done under fair conditions.
^That's how the heck this can happen, and unfortunately, whether you love magic or not, the decision isn't based on how many people love the event considering results' validity discrepancy.