Yes. You can sometimes delete your own but going through the contact form on the competition page is the best way. That way you'll get any refunds you're owed, etc.
From what I understand, the third decimal isn’t 100% accurate on stackmats. Therefore, it’s left out when calculating averages.Are averages computed by using the times rounded to two decimals? If you find the answer in the WCA regs, I would also appreciate to know which reg answers this.
9f1 All timed results under 10 minutes, except for 3x3x3 Multi-Blind, are measured and truncated to the nearest hundredth of a second. All timed averages and means under 10 minutes are measured and rounded to the nearest hundredth of a second.Are averages computed by using the times rounded to two decimals? If you find the answer in the WCA regs, I would also appreciate to know which reg answers this.
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Due to how the internal clock speed of Gen3 timers work, only about 1/3 of all times are possible to archieve. Due to this, the 3rd decimal(which is inaccurate) is currently left out.Are averages computed by using the times rounded to two decimals? If you find the answer in the WCA regs, I would also appreciate to know which reg answers this.
As long as it doesnt create a noticeable physical difference when the tip is on, i dont see why it would be illegal.
“ah yes, my cube is missing a plastic particle of approximately 0.09 mm diameter which resulted in the banishment of my pyraminx magnet from its designated slot. Although i am able to turn the pyraminx with my usual proficiency, it may not be WCA legal because of the strict regulations.” - Marty Kelsey, probably
