Puzzle Resources

If,for example, I made a good video on cleaning out cubes, or reducing lockups or something, and sent it to you, would you put it in?
Yup!

O_o I stand corrected.

i wasn't trying to sound like a beeotch or anything, but i know my stuff when i try to correct something. the wiki is easier, i don't care what anybody says.

HOLY CHEEZ THAT'S A LOT OF STUFF.. Ah well.

just trying to help you out. =] check your other thread, you'll see my topic that i made a while back.
 
Ah, I see... Thanks, I'll probably do this anyway, and people can always refer to the wiki for more info.

i can tell you right now you'd be better off just putting a link to the wiki.

Let him do what he wants ,gosh, leave him alone. Even if you don't think its a good idea, you don't HAVE to use the thread. if you like the wiki better, use the wiki.
 
Today, I'll probably be putting up the majority of the videos, more cubers, and add stuff to the Solving Method section..

if he wants to do it, fine. but i already have my thread up, so why not just copy and paste all the links off of there? i did work on mine, and i don't really want it to go to waste.

edit: oh, and i'm going to take the links that he's putting on this thread and i'm going to put in on the wiki.
 
^ >_< :fp >_<

It feels like you're just ruining his work that way, or making it pointless... or even more pointless to you since you already said it's not needed...

Wait a second, irony: why take the links from here and put them in the wiki when they are already here for resources? You'd be wasting your time. :p
 
Why put it in the wiki?
So it's easier to maintain, remove dead links, make general edits, and make it possible for anyone to add content quickly and easily.
"ZZ? I'm still learning the difference between F2LL, ZB, and ZBLL so I'll get some others up in due time. I'm trying to learn as much as I can about the other methods and just general stuff about various methods and steps before I put stuff up."
My point. He doesn't know everything, of course, so the wiki should be used because this is EXACTLY the reason wikis were developed. It's there and it fits our needs perfectly. USE IT.
 
Why put it in the wiki?
So it's easier to maintain, remove dead links, make general edits, and make it possible for anyone to add content quickly and easily.
"ZZ? I'm still learning the difference between F2LL, ZB, and ZBLL so I'll get some others up in due time. I'm trying to learn as much as I can about the other methods and just general stuff about various methods and steps before I put stuff up."
My point. He doesn't know everything, of course, so the wiki should be used because this is EXACTLY the reason wikis were developed. It's there and it fits our needs perfectly. USE IT.
Exactly. You don't have to trawl through a massive page of messy letters when clicking links to concise pages on the Wiki.
 
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