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andrewvo1324
Guest
U can get equipment donated to you by speedstacks.com
just contact them.
just contact them.
TX competition
- Thread starter Cubegeek
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Bryan
Premium Member
If Andrew is your co-organizer, you don't need to have a conversation with him in the forum. Just e-mail him directly.
Hello everyone on this forum,
I have now made a full schedule for the comp and made a page for it like many people said on this forum.
If you are interested in coming and participating ina the competion , please please please send your name, age and the events you would like to participate in to [email protected] .
Thanks for all of your constructive advice
www.cubegeek.net
www.cube911.com
I have now made a full schedule for the comp and made a page for it like many people said on this forum.
If you are interested in coming and participating ina the competion , please please please send your name, age and the events you would like to participate in to [email protected] .
Thanks for all of your constructive advice
www.cubegeek.net
www.cube911.com
alexgoldberg
Regular
cubegeek... I hate to break this to you, but we've already had plenty of newcomers come in here and try to start new forums and websites in attempt to make theirs the big ones. Host the competition, but leave the rest as it is. cube911.com - don't push it. Don't give Texas a bad name.
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Ethan Rosen
Guest
I don't understand why you aren't attempting to make this official.
If it is official you will get far more people, and advertising it is so much easier.
If it is official you will get far more people, and advertising it is so much easier.
shelley
chang
He was attempting to make it official. The problem is he doesn't have enough experience to make that happen. He hasn't even been to an official competition before.
alexgoldberg
Regular
Doug, Sapan and I have though Shelley, and we should all be there. I imagine we'll end up running most of it, but it's good that the Houston club is organizing it - we've been toying with the idea of having a competition for a while now, but haven't pulled it together in organization yet. I'm curious though, Shelley, if Doug Reed can make this official? He's a WCA member, but not a delegate, as far as I'm aware.
shelley
chang
Contact the WCA directly. Given the lack of organization and experience Cubegeek has displayed in his posts so far I don't think they'd let him make his competition official by himself, but if you guys are running it they'll be more likely to give it the okay.
Bryan
Premium Member
Look at Tyson's message and read what he said about the Utah event. Someone e-mailed him, they talked about what it would take to hold an event, that person went to Santa Ana to gain some experience and now they're having an event in Utah. Tyson even recommended that Cubegeek talk to Doug Reed. Cubegeek then goes and responds randomly to someone named Doug in the Yahoo group trying to find Doug Reed. Cubegeek also ignores all the advice given here multiple times (Cubegeek, do you even have Stackmat timers?) He's also posted in the WCA forum multiple times and didn't really listen to advice there either.
rxdeath
Regular
this thread is like a trainwreck, i just can't look away
Bryan, I contacted Doug Reed and he said hold an unoffical comp.
I am going to rent the Comp. equipment , ( Stackmats)
I am trying my best to use the advice given by all on this forum.
Now according to your advice, ( As I understand , I need people to judge and competitors.)
Excuse me , Shelley and Alex.
"Lack of organization" - Yea Yea I am doing this for the first time as you said, so I am new to organizing comps. ( No duh)
I contacted Doug Reed , he said unofficial first and then official. He isn't availabe for June 14th anyway
Cubegeek
www.cubegeek.net
I am going to rent the Comp. equipment , ( Stackmats)
I am trying my best to use the advice given by all on this forum.
Now according to your advice, ( As I understand , I need people to judge and competitors.)
Excuse me , Shelley and Alex.
"Lack of organization" - Yea Yea I am doing this for the first time as you said, so I am new to organizing comps. ( No duh)
I contacted Doug Reed , he said unofficial first and then official. He isn't availabe for June 14th anyway
Cubegeek
www.cubegeek.net
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So yeah read what I said above.
How many people are interested in coming and competing here ?
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How many people are interested in coming and competing here ?
www.cubegeek.net
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Ethan Rosen
Guest
Speaking as someone who has both hosted and competed, I STRONGLY recommend doing whatever it takes to make this competition official, even if that means compromising on dates.
I would really like to make this comp. Official , but the WCA board wants an unofficial comp. first and then an official one. ( When you hosted your first comp. , you made it official ?)
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Ethan Rosen
Guest
Yes, and while I hosted with Tim Reynolds, many people who host haven't hosted an unofficial competition before have hosted. It is strongly recommended that you attend a competition before hosting.
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So you hosted an unofficial comp. ?
How did you advertise and get support for your comp. ?
Yeah, Sadly , I have never been to a competition before.
www.cubegeek.net
How did you advertise and get support for your comp. ?
Yeah, Sadly , I have never been to a competition before.
www.cubegeek.net
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Ethan Rosen
Guest
No, It was official. Sorry for the wording of my post, It was a bit confusing.
Sponsors: Venue costs were covered by the registration fee. By having all extra money go to charity, a few nicely worded letters got starbucks and a few local places to donate a ton of food and drinks. Stackmats and displays were brought by Bob Burton
Sponsors: Venue costs were covered by the registration fee. By having all extra money go to charity, a few nicely worded letters got starbucks and a few local places to donate a ton of food and drinks. Stackmats and displays were brought by Bob Burton
