World record is valid if there's video evidence. SDA isn't really used a whole lot nowadays and it never was required to put it there. Submitting a world record to speedrunning sites doesn't make it any more valid.
Usually when people get a world record, they tell people about it or submit it to sites. If someone has a world record but didn't tell anyone, it's their fault that no one knew about it and called another run wr
A run is world record if it's faster than every other run. As I said, people knowing about it doesn't make it any more valid, but people are just gonna call another run world record if they don't know about a faster run.
Theoretically it is possible that there is someone on another site who has a better time than juice right now. VERY unlikely but possible. Unless we know of it, we're gonna call juice's run world record.
I'm sure many have heard the news that Twitch is cracking down on users that have more than 100 hours of uploaded content on Twitch. This affects plenty of speedrunners who might have used Twitch for submissions or simply to store runs. If this change actually comes into effect (April 19th is judgme
