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A scale wouldn't really work though, because then we have to establish the standard for something being difficult. And what if something is beyond 5? Most of Bespinben's stuff would probably fall into that XD
The tags idea is completely objective in that it's a list of technical difficulties. If say, the main difficult of a piece is chromatic octaves, then it would say something like "Rapid Chromatic Octaves". But, if you're like me and have a hand perfectly suited to such a task (shame it doesn't come up more really), then it wouldn't be an issue. But, if you can't play differing hand rhythms to save your life (Pyrite Town from Pokemon Colosseum comes to mind), then you'd know that it's harder, instead of just a scale.
A combination of the two would be interesting, but I see the tags being a lot more informative.

The issue with the tags, though, is that then we have to find someone to go through all new submitted sheets and tag them for difficulties. Do we put that on the arranger? That doesn't seem to make sense. Probably we'd have a volunteer group of people go through them (I'd be more than happy to!) or something of the sort.

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Couple times...

You're right, I don't know much about him/her/it because I don't stalk people on these forums XD

I have a YT channel with little content right now, mostly due to my laziness and due to time constraints. Hopefully soon I can get to uploading more! XD
Anyways, what are the actual laws regarding monetization? I've heard that, since most classical music is in public domain, you can make money off of just about anything classical (except perhaps Rachmaninoff, 75 years haven't passed since his death), but with game music that likely isn't so, since not only is it not in public domain, Nintendo probably has copyright protection up the butt (as they should).
So what're the actual laws (for the US)?

Braixen does? It says in her profile she lives in South Korea.

You live in SK, so I won't debate on this too much, but Gangnam is, according to wikipedia, a specific district in Seoul.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gangnam_District

(though like the staircases at Hogwarts, they like to change).

The staircases only change in the movies though....

He's in RU, so not too awfully low. He can often hold his own in OU, and is a good counter to BL threats like Manaphy. He's not game breakingly amazing, or really at all unfair, but he's still good.
Something to remember is that all tier listings from OU downward is based on usage, not by how good they are (there are limitations are guidelines in place to make sure that pokemon like magikarp don't go up to OU purely because hipsters took over the competitive scene).

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This has probably already been mentioned (I didn't feel like scrolling through ALL the other posts) but a separate forum purely for questions about piano playing for things like technique and repertoire and the like would be nice.

Moments like this make me love the fact that I'm on a forum where people's voices are heard!

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Is it this one you refer to? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk50edUrWWk
If so, not a good first project IMO... perhaps start with something easier? There's lots of Hoenn music that hasn't yet been arranged.

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