I think it's because most the glitches that are used in Minor Glitches runs aren't that hard to pick up and learn.

Don't get me wrong, they'll take some practice, but I just don't think they take enough effort to learn for a good chunk of the community to want a No Glitches category.

Most minor glitches are pretty easy though..

Superspeed - Press two buttons at the same time Spindash - Press two buttons at the same time Itemdash - Press two buttons at the same time Bomb Jump - Put Link and a Bomb in the right spot (plenty of guides!) Fake Flippers - Put Link in the right spot and walk (plenty of guides and easy!) Mirror Block Erase - Push a button while you walk Keydash - Have Link run at a door from a certain spot

As we all know, part of this game is renaming save files and hoping the game saved.

I've noticed in some of my runs, after beating the final dungeon of the week even if I wait 10 seconds to rename my save (like it seems WR does) sometimes the game will not save the fact that I have the tablet, so I typically wait about 20-30 seconds and hope.

While I know the ~25 seconds is less compared to getting it from the thief, if it take the time hit to get to the thief, grab the tablet (even though I've already paid the time to clear the dungeon) is the run still considered a valid run for Any% All 4 weeks? or is it invalid since he also gives you items we don't grab on the route (such as shield)?

Personally, the ability to acquire items outside of the normal route tells me this invalidates the run.

I use the iBuffalo USB SNES Controller. It work's for my purpose, and it does have a Turbo button. It's not against the rules to have a turbo button, it's just against the rules to use it.

The Turbo button basically just mashes one button over and over. I think with the iBuffalo if you press the Turbo and Any other button, it'll mash that button for you until you hit clear.