Yeah, we were talking about intentional popping for the sake of getting  
an extra attempt.

Tyson Mao
MSC #631
California Institute of Technology

On Feb 8, 2006, at 10:27 AM, aznseashell wrote:

> Under Article 5 of the WCA competition regulations:
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> "If after repairing the puzzle, but still during the solve, the
> competitor notices that the puzzle is unsolvable, he may disassemble
> and assemble max. 3 pieces to make it solvable again."
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> --- In [email protected], Matt Moberly
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>> Isn't it kind of risky to just stick a popped cubie back into a
> scrambled
>> cube and keep going?  What if you put it in backwards and the cube
> becomes
>> unsolvable?  That's like a CNF.
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>> On 2/7/06, Stefan Pochmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>>  --- In [email protected], Tyson Mao <tmao@>
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Yes, in an average of 5 event, there are no pop allowances.
>>>>
>>>> And believe me, if you pop your cube intentionally, Mark will go
>>>> Moldova on you.
>>>>
>>>> Tyson Mao
>>>> MSC #631
>>>> California Institute of Technology
>>>
>>> Oh, "not allowed" again sounds like you'll go to jail for it. Or be
>>> disqualified. Or get a DNF.
>>>
>>> But all it means is that you don't get an extra attempt for it,  
>>> right?
>>> So that you have to and *are allowed* to fix and continue the solve.
>>>
>>> Also, since you picked the "average of 5", does that mean we still  
>>> get
>>> extra attempts for "mean of 3" when we pop??
>>>
>>> Stefan
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