I'm sure you could just DM one of the mods on here about it.

I agree this one would be good to have on the board.

All you've gotta do is record a run, then just post it up in the discord and one of the mods will likely make a category for it. (Make sure it's a good run of course!)

Did you do runs of any of them yet?

Did you already do runs of all these?

Disregard my first post, it looks like I was just being impatient.

Here's the run link anyway for context's sake: https://www.speedrun.com/FOTONICA/runs/9mewo78m

The whole question is in the title but I'll give some context: I just recently took over moderation for FOTONICA, and was adding categories for scoring above the 10,000 point goal in each level, and while going through old runs I noticed one that had been submitted 7 years ago reached the threshold for the new category so moved it over.

It had previously been 2nd place in what is now the Any% category, and since there are no other runs yet in the new category, it should be 1st place, which shows correctly on the leaderboard page, but when going to the run itself, it still displays as 2nd place, as well as on the runner's profile.

Is there any way to fix this, or will it hopefully just be a cache issue that fixes itself soon?

I don't think I can listen through this whole thing dude, it will actually kill me from laughter.

Dude! Very nice run!

Very good!

So it's just not simplified?

Is it in a poetic form or something?

Very cool! I guess I have to learn Chinese cause this seems way faster, good read! :D

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't a .bat file specifically for windows command prompt?

Have a good read!

The internet archive also has a pretty good collection of free e-books, you have to make an account right now to "check out" some of them due to licensing issues but a lot of them are just available to download. See here: https://archive.org/

And another somewhat more niche source for ancient religious texts: http://www.gnosis.org/library.html

And speaking of ebooks here's another good source: https://www.gutenberg.org/

Of course they are, that's why you have to select "used an emulator" if you're doing an ebook.

As far as dog man goes if you really wanna do that one try checking your local library see if they have a copy. (Assuming you don't wanna buy a copy just to speedrun it)