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Bronze Mollerz Memberships

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Description

An alternative view of a "Membership" system for the WCA, as devised by James Molloy

How it works:

Bronze: A result in every event. (Because this is an all-rounder thing)

Then you get a ranking stage each time you complete any one of the following:

Averages in all sighted speedsolve events (Not BLD/FMC)
Means in FMC/BLD
WC Podium WR
Win all events

Ranking stages go Bronze ðŸ¡† Silver ðŸ¡† Gold ðŸ¡† Platinum ðŸ¡† Opal ðŸ¡† Diamond

This reduces region bias with CR/NR and also makes Gold obtainable only on personal talent. Gold is considered the pinnacle of a lot of things (Olympics, World Championships at sports, etc.), but getting past this point requires that bit extra to be on the next level.

Person	Country	All Events	Speedsolving Averages	BLD and FMC Means	WC Podium	WR	Events Won
Brendan Bakker	USA	Y	N (11/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (10/17)
Anton Krokhmal (Антон Крохмаль)	Ukraine	Y	N (11/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (5/17)
Victor Tang Yao Jun (湯曜駿)	Hong Kong	Y	N (11/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (3/17)
Theodore Chan	Singapore	Y	N (11/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (3/17)
Bekzodjon Yusupov	Uzbekistan	Y	N (11/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (3/17)
Martin Brath	Germany	Y	N (11/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (2/17)
Alistair Miller	United Kingdom	Y	N (11/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (1/17)
Marike Faught	South Africa	Y	N (11/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (0/17)
Jared Blanco	USA	Y	N (11/12)	N (1/4)	N	N	N (4/17)
Elias Lampert	Austria	Y	N (11/12)	N (1/4)	N	N	N (0/17)
Jesús Lindo García	Spain	Y	N (10/12)	N (3/4)	N	N	N (4/17)
Samuel Moliver	Australia	Y	N (10/12)	N (3/4)	N	N	N (3/17)
Mikołaj Morawski	Poland	Y	N (10/12)	N (3/4)	N	N	N (2/17)
Andrei Solntsev	Estonia	Y	N (10/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (4/17)
David Karalli	USA	Y	N (10/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (3/17)
Billy Jeffs	United Kingdom	Y	N (10/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (0/17)
Ha Min Oh (오해민)	Korea	Y	N (10/12)	N (1/4)	N	N	N (2/17)
Siva Shanmukh Vetcha	India	Y	N (10/12)	N (1/4)	N	N	N (1/17)
Adam Ahmad	USA	Y	N (10/12)	N (1/4)	N	N	N (1/17)
Guilherme Santana Campos	Brazil	Y	N (10/12)	N (1/4)	N	N	N (1/17)
Marco Edoardo Cittar	Italy	Y	N (9/12)	N (3/4)	N	N	N (3/17)
Nathan Seeto	Australia	Y	N (9/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (4/17)
Zachary McWilliams	USA	Y	N (9/12)	N (1/4)	N	N	N (1/17)
Edward Connell	Ireland	Y	N (9/12)	N (1/4)	N	N	N (1/17)
Mimmi Leckius	Sweden	Y	N (9/12)	N (0/4)	N	N	N (2/17)
Alexandre Henrique Afonso Campos	Brazil	Y	N (8/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (5/17)
Gianluca Placenti	Italy	Y	N (8/12)	N (2/4)	N	N	N (4/17)

Person

Country

All Events

Speedsolving Averages

BLD and FMC Means

WC Podium

Events Won

Brendan Bakker

USA

N (11/12)

N (2/4)

N (10/17)