Stefan
Legend
I want Feliks Zemdegs in it because he beat average and single WR 2x2-7x7.
That actually means you don't want him in.
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I want Feliks Zemdegs in it because he beat average and single WR 2x2-7x7.
LOL!!! Well, I haven't met him yet!Who's that? I don't think anyone else would suggest adding him. I'm forced to assume you only nominate him because he's your friend. :rolleyes:
I would put Stefan in, he made some contributions to the community, (Some really good ones), and he is known for being the nicest cuber on the forum!
Stefan is the nicest cuber on the forum? Me no think so...
Stefan is the nicest cuber on the forum? Me no think so...
Do you mean "WCA hall of fame" or "speedcubing hall of fame" ? Because WCA only exists since 2004, and Minh Thai never competed in any WCA competition.-Minh Thai, for setting the first 3x3 WR.
I think this is a great idea, it'll leave cubers with a sense of pride and a feeling that what they have done was not for nothing...many cubers get forgotten over the years. I'm not going to say who, but I referred to Erik Akkersdijk to a certain cuber in the USA, who is competively one of the fastest in the country, and he did not know who he is....thats just ridiculous
As expected, it didn't take long for this to degrade into a popularity contest. I mean srsly, most of the names mentioned hardly deserve to go down forever in the annuls of cubing...
I agree with this.
We shouldn't just name people because they are quite fast currently. Winning 1 world championship or breaking 1 world record isn't a valid reason to suggest someone for hall of fame. Otherwise we will have many many new members of hall of fame every year. And that is not what hall of fame should be like IMO. It should be something that only a selected few can ever achieve.
Maybe it could be split into sections e.g. Speed, WRs, whatever. It could also be split into 'levels of honour', in which some people are higher up in the Hall of Fame than others?
WR holders already get an appreciated title called "WR holder". I think Hall of fame should require absolutely dominating the (several) event(s) for a long period of time (for example Zemdegs for many events or Maskow for MBLD). Also as said before significant contributions to cubing community should be taken into account (for example Petrus, Fridrich for their method developement and Pochmann for his BLDmethod work...)