@Liv I understand your pointing, but when new rules are applied by the moderators and a moderator gets to be number one on the ladder right after these changes on the rules, I do believe that the credibility on the website is, at least, in check. I'm not saying that the moderators DID change the rules for the benefit of one or more of them, but I am saying that this attitude should be at least investigated.

Greetings,

The Mortal Kombat threads may have been a little headache for the speedrun.com website administrators in the last few months, but I believe that something quite suspicious is happening over there. One of the best brazillian Mortal Kombat 3 players that I know had submitted some recordings of his speedruns (some of them were live streams) in the past few months, and those had been validated by the website, but now we can see that they were deleted. According to the information that I gathered, the justification for deleting his runs was that "his time is too good and even though it can't be proved that it is faked, it must have been because we don't believe it", or something like that, and that was it. Now, if that isn't alone a reason to justify some kind of investigation on this subject, now the world record belongs to the thread moderator/admin of the Mortal Kombat 3 thread. Every time I think about it, it just looks more and more like another Todd Rodgers situation. I believe that an investigation of the situation would be of the best interest for the speedrunning comunity.

Best regards.