Okay, I'm intrigued.  I can see how leaving the OLL parity error in 
place helps you choose a shorter OLL alg.  But how does "both" 
equal "zero or one?"  You still have potentially four algs to complete 
the LL (OLL, PLL, OLL parity, PLL parity).  Am I missing something?

Chris


--- In [email protected], "olivsub20" 
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> and choose the shortest one). Then you can easily see if there is 
also
> a PLL parity or not, and you do the OLL parity alg or the both parity
> alg depending on the situation.
> 
> So you have zero or one alg to do. I use this method (like Yuki) 





 
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