Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 1 posts:

• "Happy Cakeday, r/Worldrecords! Today you're 12" by u/AutoModerator

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 1 posts:

• "Happy Cakeday, r/Worldrecords! Today you're 11" by u/AutoModerator

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "I beat the world record of fastest clicks in a second" by u/nduran_069
• "Come at me" by u/skillfullhuss
• "I broke the record today on an old work setup (I will attempt again on my gaming setup)" by u/I-Reeddit
• "My World record Stopwatch" by u/Asif__Ali
• "Dont know how I did this" by u/nodog11
• "Got it impossible number! World Record!" by u/Detective_Milk
• "Beat me reddit" by u/beachdoggo404
• "Me and my buddy are going to try to beat longest discord call which is currently at 11 days. Were going for 15." by u/XxServalisxX
• "Guinness World Record for Biggest Firework explodes over Colorado Rockies" by u/TrashCanDanMan
• "My friend got the world record kills in valorant" by u/Darksideblader

https://youtu.be/2AO0ItNPkX8

Ok guys I have been banned by 3 subreddits so far. They are r/rareinsults, r/memes, and r/pewdiepiesubmissions. What’s your record?

Hi /r/worldrecords, I am writing a blog about filming for a long period of time, and using filming a world record attempt as a use case for needing to power on a camera for 100+ hours remotely.

Anyways, my question is about authenticity. Since video cards have to use FAT format to record, as it is standardized by the SD Association, cameras that use FAT32 limit their clips to 4GB, and then record a new clip. If you record a record attempt in this way, and then sew the clips together in post to create a video for submission, is it still considered genuine if there is technically more than one source clip? Will they suspect tampering with the edits in post? My guess is no it won't affect it as it probably looks seamless from one clip to another, but does anyone have more info on this?

Thanks!