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The CTRL + V game

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Jus seen a dead cow lying over a fence, musta killed itself trying to get out...feel wile sorry for it
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EDIT: replace "wile" with "really" if you don't know what it means, its slang from around where I live.
 
kum on sirver qik and rook at the



I was talking to cubesoftheworld and told him to come on the server and look at the automatic smelting machine I made. Translation: Come on the server, quick, and look at the.
 
D2 B' L B2 L2 D L F' U2 D' B D' B U2 R' L' F' L' F R2 F B U L2 D

A really easy x-cross that I'm going to post in the scrambles thread.
 
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So I figured I needed to finally do something with this wasted domain. So my idea was to let anyone who wanted to, to help make it together. I am trying to make this into something that no one has done for a cubing website before. My original idea, although still very basic, was to host weekly competitions that people would do. They would basically be put (for that week) into one of the time-based groups. So if you average 17-19 seconds, you would be put into the sub-20 group (or something like that) and have a competition against everyone else that's in that group that week. I don't know how to really prevent anyone from cheating though. But I was thinking that if the site could get popular enough, I could start giving away (small) prizes to the winners of the top groups, provided that they had video proof (or any other proof that would be reasonable).

My second idea was to get data from your times (I don't know if there would be a built in timer that automatically puts the times in or what. Or just that you input your times truthfully) and make that into a clear graph to track your progress of cubing throughout weeks, months, or (possibly) years.

Again, both of these ideas could easily be changed to work out better. This is just what the original intention was going to be.

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Just from another thread...
 
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