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The cubing argument thread

From experience the plastic feels different on both cubes. Theres quite a bit of internal friction on the Meilong that I personally didnt like compared to the RS3M 2020, and in terms of feel they're both quite "boring to turn" compared to something like the MS.
 
as much as I love 2x2, it is entirely luck based and you need to know alot of algs
Yeah, 2x2 is a good event but I won't memorize a bunch of algs for a cube that's almost entirely based on luck. The odd number cubes, 3x3, 5x5, so on are pretty good, being not too luck-based, and barely any parities, (besides the edge parities 5x5 and up).
 
Bob "I stop people from being first in magic" Burton is the worst person in cubing.
I don't think he is the worst, especially compared to some of the judges I have seen at comps, as well as people that are downright malicious (ex. cube stealers, altering results to your favor if you are staffing, etc). However, there is a case for that being true. Especially with the management of the WCA board. I can't tell exactly why but something always seems off with the decisions they make. It's less of what everyone wants and more of what our overlords on the board want.

BUT, we all know who are the worst people in the community. People that put negative times into cubemania.
 
I don't think he is the worst, especially compared to some of the judges I have seen at comps, as well as people that are downright malicious (ex. cube stealers, altering results to your favor if you are staffing, etc). However, there is a case for that being true. Especially with the management of the WCA board. I can't tell exactly why but something always seems off with the decisions they make. It's less of what everyone wants and more of what our overlords on the board want.

BUT, we all know who are the worst people in the community. People that put negative times into cubemania.

bring back FEET
 
Seriously though guys. If you use anything, for any reason, other than your OH hand for OH solving, it's not OH solving. [AKA table abuse during OH is cheating. WCA rules are bad for this. Roux being justification for table abuse is a bad argument. Use rR'/Rr' for M moves and realize that roux is just not a viable method for OH solving. Even though L6E looks completely badass and is one of the coolest things in cubing, it's not OH solving.]
 
Seriously though guys. If you use anything, for any reason, other than your OH hand for OH solving, it's not OH solving. [AKA table abuse during OH is cheating. WCA rules are bad for this. Roux being justification for table abuse is a bad argument. Use rR'/Rr' for M moves and realize that roux is just not a viable method for OH solving. Even though L6E looks completely badass and is one of the coolest things in cubing, it's not OH solving.]
here's me who uses table abuse for every PLL lol
Roux sorta is a bad method for OH. (CFOP is no better). ZZ is the best for OH bc of RUL turning. #cruzzade
 
Seriously though guys. If you use anything, for any reason, other than your OH hand for OH solving, it's not OH solving. [AKA table abuse during OH is cheating. WCA rules are bad for this. Roux being justification for table abuse is a bad argument. Use rR'/Rr' for M moves and realize that roux is just not a viable method for OH solving. Even though L6E looks completely badass and is one of the coolest things in cubing, it's not OH solving.][/SIZE]
I have long thought table abuse should be outlawed. It's absolutely against the spirit of the event.
 
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