Ranzha
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Oh BTW when will the results be posted?
Like the Regulations--when they're ready.
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Oh BTW when will the results be posted?
Like the Regulations--when they're ready.
I think some of the biggest cubing developments this year have sprouted from Roux users--there are now fantastic resources for solvers at any experience level, the likes of which had never been seen before.
MBLD community for Best Subcommunity.
Also, I nominate TDM for amazing advice in all areas of cubing. Ly babe [emoji8]
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I can't hardwareAlso, I nominate TDM for amazing advice in all areas of cubing.
This.Best new poster: DeeDubb
Most Helpful Member: Louis de Mendonça (TDM)
Honorable mention: Dan White, Rob Stuart, James Molloy, Rob Yau
This was one of the most difficult categories to judge because of the amount of helpfulness each of these cubers displayed in the past year.
This year, TDM showed the Speedsolving community what it really means to be a Speedsolving member—frequenting member intro threads to welcome members (I can’t remember the last time I did that…), always willing to give tips without displaying annoyance at nooby questions, always leaving detailed explanations, but at the same time doesn’t put up with people being awful people. He helps foster the community, spreading what knowledge he has wherever he goes. Thanks, TDM.
Best New Member: Dan White (DeeDubb)
At the front of the Roux surge is DeeDubb, whose tutorials, helpfulness, and community service have shown us how great of an asset he is to the speedsolving community as a whole. Props to you, and hope to have you here for a long time!