It's a minute faster than the published run, and no one has identified any fault with it. I see no reason for it not to be published. And I would like to mention that I, and another human, played this game for hours on a real console, and I can see why someone in their right mind would wish to play it. It's hard, and the acrobatics are fun. Right away it has more appeal than several dozen other games. This game won't make the hall of fame, but it doesn't suck... and there were a LOT of NES games that sucked. Unless a very strong argument can be made to override the voting of the dozens of people who got the first run published, I see no reason not to publish the run that beats it by a minute immediately. P.S. If you think about it, it's kind of insulting when someone suggests that a published run should be unpublished. If a large enough number of people voted Yes to get it published, it would be downright undemocratic to suggest that their wishes should be overturned. I mean, unless everyone who voted is a moron.