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Salgado method

hello guys. i was the one who posted the video. i really can't blame you guys for all the hate and the impressions, you have every right to your opinion and i respect that. i just want to point out that i didn't copy roux's method. when i came up with this, i didn't even know that there was a roux method that time. just trying to come up with something some years back. i'm not trying to get anything out of this. it's just a video of a guy trying to come up with an idea out of the stuffs he learned cubing-wise... and if naming methods are that strict, i'm telling you, i didn't know. i just thought of bringing this up again because i learned that feliks zemdegs himself made his own method in solving the cube and he actually just adapted from other methods. so i guess/hope i wasn't doing anything bad. and btw, i'm hands down to roux method. it's a really great and unique method. i tried learning it once i heard of it, and it's really really clever, i love it. well... that's just about it. you guys are free to say anything. i will respect them. i'm not gonna argue with anyone, pls, i always tend to be cool with everybody. have a nice day!
 
sir, good day to you. i'm the uploader of the video and i'm curious to know why you are looking for a tutorial about that method and what do you mean about "i've been searching for ages"?
 
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