ffzthinkwithPortals I mean, the people who are 5th still have 4 people "in front" of them, so to speak - it makes sense if you get behind the meaning of being in a particular place.

If you try to put this up to personal preference, I for one like the current way of "sorting" the leaderboard.

Either way, introducing an option in the user settings would probably be most appropriate for this issue, so people like you can have their 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. instead of the current way.

~HDK

ffzthinkwithPortals tbh I'd gladly watch a TAS of that.

the phrase "[...] as verified on speedrun.com" has a nice ring to it, doesn't it?

https://www.speedrun.com/The_Site/thread/g79jt/46#2kh5m

[Quote=misquoted Pac][...] I have [...] beef against the UK as a country[/quote]

basically, it's for the greater good (although it might be nice for people like you to still be able to disregard them all and just use GB).

okay, looking at his rejected runs list, I think I get the problem:

https://www.speedrun.com/run/z1355gwm https://www.speedrun.com/run/yjk3r3om https://www.speedrun.com/run/yo4j825m https://www.speedrun.com/run/zxvgp8qy https://www.speedrun.com/run/zxvkx68y

A) Runs were uploaded on a filesharing site C) Moderator for some reason didn't want to retime (and for run 4 download the file)

easy solution to this would be to a) create a youtube or twitch account and upload the runs there for example, run 3 isn't even watchable / verifiable anymore (bin expired 2 weeks ago) and C) replace the moderators for someone who isn't just going to assume the timer runs correctly / wants a timer on screen.

But to answer the title question: yes, yes they are allowed to reject a run if you don't make the video available, but no, they are not allowed to reject your run just because it's not uploaded to youtube/twitch. (but honestly, why not make an account on some video site instead of uploading to a filesharing service?)

/edit: replaced B) with C) because of auto-emoji. /edit2: (honestly I wish people would give more info in the first place and thus save me the trouble of diggin through their runs with the api)

I'm sorry, what?

if you want to run the other games in the series, might as well just go with the series request so you don't have to go through the wait ever time. otherwise just request the single game.

yes, both the japanese wikipedia and the publisher's promo website are fine.

Super Mods can only unmod / unsuper themselves, not other supers. It is to prevent abuse. If there is a problem, contact a Full Moderator, maybe you can sort it out.

@Waffel Definitely not the place for this.

@RamVal moderator was online 4 days ago - why not leave a forum post in the game's forum? also if you'd read the error message discord gives you, you should've noticed what's wrong with the discord tag he set, he is contactable via discord no problem.

I mean I could've linked something different... like...

@Carter44 the current mods are responsible for making you moderator, this thread (as stated on page 1) is a last resort, not a general go to place for all requests.

If you request a game or series, you're automatically set in place as mod for that series/game, Mods can "name" other mods on their own accord after that, so if you're interested in becoming mod for a specific game, just ask the current mods - unless there is no need for a new mod, there's a high chance you'll be elevated to that position.

We have a WHOLE THREAD about Moderating in the "Site" forum. https://www.speedrun.com/The_Site/thread/qkvjz

~HDK

Level Leaderboard has been added, locking this up.

~HDK

https://www.speedrun.com/user/bigboyscartoys

@Corsaka you can notify a full-mod of this and try to resolve the issue with their help.

right now there's no way to move a run from full game to IL (and vice versa) with the edit form.

You can however just post the runs over and reject/delete the old ones, just make sure when you reject that you make clear that the run has just been moved to avoid confusion.

links to youtube and twitch should auto-embed everywhere on the site, including guides - only the link is required.

usually it's not allowed due to better load times.

@SpiderSponge87 Series mods no longer possess rights in games of the series, only if they get added to the game which would make them regular game mods as well. Series mods only exist to add games to the series & moderate the series forum (which is barely getting any usage outside of bots anyway)

I don't see how Tnt was any wrong. the question was what the difference between full & regular mods is, which Tnt has correctly answered.