So my runs were looked at frame by frame and then given a time, and therefore missed out on some world records. However, many of these world records are inaccurate in some form or another. I've done a post on the nine world records that were mistimed and not corrected. https://plus.google.com/110544657785116636986/posts/DKr4z3TRqH5 This is not fair, purely because my time is genuine, and these times are incorrect, yet we're not given the time and effort to be re-timed. These world records could be potentially impossible to beat if not fixed due to the mistiming. So, over any period of time, fix every single submitted run to the exact time it got using frame by frame, to keep it fair. In a way, I'm the Steve Wiebe and Albert is the Billy Mitchell. Overall, this should be put into execution, otherwise it's just unfair for those who wish to beat it.

thank you for making this thread!

You're welcome Vemix!

My plan had been, and continues to be, that once I got home from school I would retime the first place runs in each level 1-16, since those were the ones I had retimed today. I hadn't gotten to it yet, because I got home 5 minutes ago. Everything has a little bit of a wait time, I'm still a real person.

And as I was saying before - there's no need to make things like this a big blame game on the forums. I would have no incentive to single anyone out on accurate timing, I just have weak wrists and a busy schedule. I'm going to start on this after I eat dinner.

Okay. Also GGs to James for 2nd on Skips and No Skips!

Vemix you accidentally submitted 21.433 rather than 22.433 in Level 3.

I just checked and a couple of Albert's runs were not retimed. I would prefer to wait an extra day til verification and have the run correctly timed than not have it retimed a day earlier. I get that you're busy, so you can just ask me to do it.

ok! :D and yeah I know that I accidentally submitted it.

That's fine. Keep practicing 27!