What thread should every user on the forum see?

[Cool Frog]

This forum has had some AMAZING threads. I really miss all the great threads we have had, and I think that some of the newer users are missing out on some of the buried gems. So, what are those great threads that every user should see? Be it educational, "meme" creating, documentation, or some of the most resourceful places.

I'll start us out with one of the best tutorials for something that, in my opinion, every cuber should know how to do: Commutators

Guides and Tutorials

"How to Practice" : A guide on a proper and methodical way of practicing to improve your times.

"FMC tips and techniques"

"Commutators": A wonderful tutorial that will teach you the basics of making your own algorithms and doing BLD efficiently.

"FAQ: New Cuber Edition" is filled with all the most asked questions and answers for new users.

"Solving Methods": Made by one of the best cube thinkers of all time, Kirjava, on methods and constitutes different parts.

"Zeroing" A tutorial on the very advanced method of Zeroing! A must read.

"Review of most 3x3s" Certainly a tad outdated, but gives a nostalgic look at the past.

Classic videos

"7.08": Erik Akkersdijk's WR 3x3 single that went uncontested for more than two years

Meme makers

"speedcubin": Speedcubin

"the ALOT takeover": THE ALOTs TAKEOVER

"Sexy move" The song that (sorta) started it all

"The Carrot" or "The Onion" for cubing

"Petrus"

 

[Edward]

This should be linked anytime the word 'practice' is used.

It seems people have forgotten.

lol

 

[MarcelP]

This forum has had some every cuber should know how to do: Commutators

Yes, that one is priceless.

I think this is a great one

 

[Dacuba]

It would be great if you put all mentioned threads into your original post. ( in groups like "Recources", "memes", etc., maybe also something like "3x3x3" or methods instead)
And put a very brief decription of its content, if the title doesn't give it away.

Just an idea to make this sticky worthy. I always missed something like that.

 

[ben1996123]

this

 

[Kirjava]

It's easier to find my own, I'll post threads by other people if I think them up.

Noob FAQ
Method Development Information

 

[PianoCube]

lol

My first thought when I saw this thread.

 

[MichaelErskine]

Um, sexy move remix...

http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?7519-Sexy-Move-Remix

 

[~Adam~]

this

"Why was my thread hijacked?"
Lol

 

[cyoubx]

This brings back so many good memories. The community was so different back then :')

 

[Sa967St]

Meme makers

Wiki Page: http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/List_of_cubing_memes

 

[Owen]

Wiki Page: http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/List_of_cubing_memes

Memes stopped being made after that page was created. It's as if the entire community became self-conscious.

 

[Edward]

Badmephisto ;_;

 

[BigGreen]

The only 2x2 method

 

[curtishousley]

I'm glad I looked through this, all those avatars of some random yak looking creature manipulated tons of different ways finally makes sense! Ever since joining the forum I have been wondering what that dang thing was lol. I am now a fan of the 'ALOT'.

 

[ben1996123]

I'm glad I looked through this, all those avatars of some random yak looking creature manipulated tons of different ways finally makes sense! Ever since joining the forum I have been wondering what that dang thing was lol. I am now a fan of the 'ALOT'.

 

[Username]

I want an alot too

 

[Renslay]

Ponies seem rather popular as well.

 

[elrog]

Does this thread ever actually serve its purpose if nobody sees it? I think it should be sticky.

 

[pjk]

This is an old bump, but finally got around to making an ultimate "best/most useful threads on speedsolving" here:
https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/best-most-useful-threads-on-speedsolving-com.70376/

Should every forum member read them? Not necessarily but worth a look. If you guys have any suggestions on others to add, please comment on that thread so we can keep it up to date.