Should stickerless cubes be allowed in WCA competition?

Should stickerless cubes be allowed in competition? Your opinion?

  • Yes, stickerless cubes should be allowed in competition

    Votes: 288 63.6%
  • No, they should not

    Votes: 134 29.6%
  • No opinion

    Votes: 31 6.8%

  • Total voters
    453
I seem to remember voting yes almost 3 years ago. I have changed my mind to a firm no now after reading both sides.
I created this poll one year ago, then the two threads were merged.

Well, I'm not sure of the reliability, but apparently the mf8 forum has 166,803 members and 1,643,470 posts.
There's an incredible number of chinese speedcubers, I suppose.
 
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You're welcome. It's confusing because I'm also the author of the title of the present thread, but not the author of the first message.
 
Read the regulations

Article 3:

3d) Puzzles must have coloured parts, which must be one of the following: coloured stickers, coloured tiles, coloured plastic, or painted/printed colours. All coloured parts of a puzzle must be made of a similar material.
 
I searched for that when I saw YaFace's post, but I didn't found it, so that's why I've asked if WCA approved stickerless cubes.

This was posted in the thread about the 2015 regulations:

Kit Clement said:
The WCA Board has given WRC clearance to allow stickerless cubes for 2015. (Provided that clear, carefully written regulations will be made in time, which shouldn't be an issue)

Thus, we would like to shift discussion to tiles and pillowed cubes.

So not yet, but probably next year.
 
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