If only one user can do it, it's invalid as a competitive suggestion. Consistency rules the day, and this is forum should be used to provide combos that are usable by everyone. If only one person gets it to work, more power to that one person, but it's meaningless for anyone else unless that person pinpoints the method by which others can replicate it.
Hivemind is going to be common anywhere you have knowledgable people as the minority and people learning from them as the majority. The fact of the matter is, a trusted, proven member IS a more reliable source of information than Joe Shmoe and his hour-old account. It's common sense. When a bit of information is passed around a lot, it does usually come to be "common knowledge", and quite often for very good reason - the rule is not going to change because of one or two cases of minor exception.
Not everyone has the time to test everything - users on the WBO depend on the ones who DO take the time to give them correct information.
Hivemind is going to be common anywhere you have knowledgable people as the minority and people learning from them as the majority. The fact of the matter is, a trusted, proven member IS a more reliable source of information than Joe Shmoe and his hour-old account. It's common sense. When a bit of information is passed around a lot, it does usually come to be "common knowledge", and quite often for very good reason - the rule is not going to change because of one or two cases of minor exception.
Not everyone has the time to test everything - users on the WBO depend on the ones who DO take the time to give them correct information.