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	These statements distinguish his early casual practice from later serious practice. In a March 2010 reply about ''Fel2fram x Ajani'', he counted his spinning time from joining FPSB on 1 July.<ref>[http://www.upsb.info/forum/index.php?showtopic=24823 ''Fel2fram x Ajani'', UPSB, reply by Fel2fram, 11 March 2010. Preserved in the supplied UPSB V3 archive.]</ref>		These statements distinguish his early casual practice from later serious practice. In a March 2010 reply about ''Fel2fram x Ajani'', he counted his spinning time from joining FPSB on 1 July.<ref>[http://www.upsb.info/forum/index.php?showtopic=24823 ''Fel2fram x Ajani'', UPSB, reply by Fel2fram, 11 March 2010. Preserved in the supplied UPSB V3 archive.]</ref>

	His best documented competitive period was 2011–2013. Later collaboration appearances include ''FPSB 7th'' in 2014 and ''FPSB 8th'' in 2016.<ref name="fpsb7">[https://thefpsb.1fr1.net/t2509-fpsb-7th ''FPSB 7th'', FPSB thread, 16 August 2014. Preserved in the supplied FPSB V4 archive.]</ref><ref name="fpsb8">[https://thefpsb.1fr1.net/t3508-fpsb-8th ''FPSB 8th'', FPSB thread, 8 July 2016. Preserved in the supplied FPSB V4 archive.]</ref> In 2018, i.suk recalled a 2016 request from Fel2Fram to include a palm-down fingerless-around in a fingerless sequence.<ref name="latercontact">[https://isukps.blogspot.com/2018/05/ i.suk, 10-year solo commentary, 20 May 2018.]</ref>		His best documented competitive period was 2011–2013 where he won FPSBT11, then WC12 on FPSB's team, then reaching the WT13 quarter finals. Later collaboration appearances include ''FPSB 7th'' in 2014 and ''FPSB 8th'' in 2016.<ref name="fpsb7">[https://thefpsb.1fr1.net/t2509-fpsb-7th ''FPSB 7th'', FPSB thread, 16 August 2014. Preserved in the supplied FPSB V4 archive.]</ref><ref name="fpsb8">[https://thefpsb.1fr1.net/t3508-fpsb-8th ''FPSB 8th'', FPSB thread, 8 July 2016. Preserved in the supplied FPSB V4 archive.]</ref> In 2018, i.suk recalled a 2016 request from Fel2Fram to include a palm-down fingerless-around in a fingerless sequence.<ref name="latercontact">[https://isukps.blogspot.com/2018/05/ i.suk, 10-year solo commentary, 20 May 2018.]</ref>

	He was also credited in Nomi's ''Meeting Paris cv (ft. fel2fram)'', posted to FPSB in 2021.<ref name="meetingcv">[https://web.archive.org/web/20220527071743/https://forum.penspinning-france.fr/t/meeting-paris-cv-ft-fel2fram/788 Nomi, ''Meeting Paris cv (ft. fel2fram)'', FPSB, 2021. The archive's stored and displayed date formats differ; filming and meeting dates are unverified.]</ref>		He was also credited in Nomi's ''Meeting Paris cv (ft. fel2fram)'', posted to FPSB in 2021.<ref name="meetingcv">[https://web.archive.org/web/20220527071743/https://forum.penspinning-france.fr/t/meeting-paris-cv-ft-fel2fram/788 Nomi, ''Meeting Paris cv (ft. fel2fram)'', FPSB, 2021. The archive's stored and displayed date formats differ; filming and meeting dates are unverified.]</ref>

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'''Fel2Fram''' (also written '''fel2fram''' and abbreviated '''F2F''') is a French pen spinner associated with [[FPSB]], known for experimental linkages and technical explanations of trick variations and notation. He was a member of FPSB's winning [[World Cup 2012]] team and reached the quarterfinals of [[World Tournament 2013]].<ref name="wcfinal">[https://www.penspinning.fr/wc-2012-resultats-4014 Diana, ''WC 2012 : Résultats !'', 2 June 2012.]</ref><ref name="wtqf">[https://www.penspinning.fr/wt13-resultats-des-quarts-de-finale-4871 Diana, ''WT13 : Résultats des Quarts de finale'', 14 April 2013.]</ref>

==History==
In his FPSB introduction on 1 July 2009, Fel2fram said that he had been spinning for a year, with serious practice beginning two weeks earlier. He wanted advice and contact with other pen spinners. He identified the Twisted Sonic as his favorite trick and tentatively named Eriror as a favorite spinner.<ref name="intro">[https://web.archive.org/web/20090727160407/http://thefpsb.penspinning.fr:80/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=4345 ''Salut, chuis nouveau !'', FPSB, first post by fel2fram, 1 July 2009, 19:11. Preserved in the supplied FPSB V3 archive.]</ref>

These statements distinguish his early casual practice from later serious practice. In a March 2010 reply about ''Fel2fram x Ajani'', he counted his spinning time from joining FPSB on 1 July.<ref>[http://www.upsb.info/forum/index.php?showtopic=24823 ''Fel2fram x Ajani'', UPSB, reply by Fel2fram, 11 March 2010. Preserved in the supplied UPSB V3 archive.]</ref>

His best documented competitive period was 2011–2013. Later collaboration appearances include ''FPSB 7th'' in 2014 and ''FPSB 8th'' in 2016.<ref name="fpsb7">[https://thefpsb.1fr1.net/t2509-fpsb-7th ''FPSB 7th'', FPSB thread, 16 August 2014. Preserved in the supplied FPSB V4 archive.]</ref><ref name="fpsb8">[https://thefpsb.1fr1.net/t3508-fpsb-8th ''FPSB 8th'', FPSB thread, 8 July 2016. Preserved in the supplied FPSB V4 archive.]</ref> In 2018, i.suk recalled a 2016 request from Fel2Fram to include a palm-down fingerless-around in a fingerless sequence.<ref name="latercontact">[https://isukps.blogspot.com/2018/05/ i.suk, 10-year solo commentary, 20 May 2018.]</ref>

He was also credited in Nomi's ''Meeting Paris cv (ft. fel2fram)'', posted to FPSB in 2021.<ref name="meetingcv">[https://web.archive.org/web/20220527071743/https://forum.penspinning-france.fr/t/meeting-paris-cv-ft-fel2fram/788 Nomi, ''Meeting Paris cv (ft. fel2fram)'', FPSB, 2021. The archive's stored and displayed date formats differ; filming and meeting dates are unverified.]</ref>

== Spinning ==
=== Solo videos and personal clips ===
His FPSB thread ''Fel2fram.zip'' collected personal combos, continuous tricks, sessions, tag videos, and battle clips. Its opening post was updated with later footage, and he explained that its practice-duration labels were counted from joining FPSB.<ref name="videothread">[https://web.archive.org/web/20100706175950/http://thefpsb.penspinning.fr:80/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=6502 ''Fel2fram.zip – Vidéo réelle + Hai tua x4'', FPSB, first post by Fel2fram.zip, initially dated 3 January 2010.]</ref>

The archives also preserve an announcement of ''Fel2Fram Unofficial Solo By Ellusion67''. This should be listed as an unofficial compilation, rather than as a numbered solo released by Fel2Fram.<ref>[https://thefpsb.penspinning.fr/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=13466 ''Fel2Fram Unofficial Solo By Ellusion67'', FPSB V3, announcement by Metronic. The export does not preserve a reliable publication date.]</ref>

=== Influential spinning ===
Fel2Fram's blog explains both tricks and the reasoning behind his linkages. In ''Changeons la donne'', he estimated that about 80% of his tricks came from modifying existing tricks, including reverse, inverse, moonwalk, and mirrored transformations.<ref name="approach">[https://fel2fram.blogspot.com/2012/04/changeons-la-donne.html Fel2Fram, ''Changeons la donne'', April 2012. Preserved in the supplied blog archive.]</ref>

==== Powerpass variations ====
His ''The 8 main PowerPasses'' demonstration and ''Les Powerpass'' explanation brought related palm/backhand and modified forms into a systematic set. In the blog article he acknowledged that he did not know who created every component, while describing his own exploration of variants and a palm-strike idea associated with mirrored and Hippolyte Powerpasses.<ref name="powerpasses">[https://fel2fram.blogspot.com/2012/04/les-powerpass.html Fel2Fram, ''Les Powerpass'', 17 April 2012. Dated homepage and article preserved in the supplied blog archive.]</ref> His work organized and explained variations within an existing family of movements.

<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyRBHBjvygU</youtube>

==== Notation and contact positions ====
In UPSB's ''Notating locations on fingers'' discussion in June 2013, he referred readers to FPSB's fingerslot work and discussed recording contact relationships and whether twirl position needs to be specified.<ref>[http://forum.upsb.info/archive/index.php/t-15194.html?s=264481951ff61fc53947c73f914f8e3f ''Notating locations on fingers'', UPSB, replies by Fel2fram, 11 and 14 June 2013, exported posts 6 and 8.]</ref>

His other UPSB discussions analyzed Rex-trick terminology, mirrored/reverse Flush Sonic naming, the components of a proposed moonwalk Hai Tua, and the relation of Polarised Charges to wipers. These were classification proposals and breakdowns, rather than a claim to have invented each underlying movement.<ref>[http://forum.upsb.info/showthread.php?t=5941 ''Rex Trick'', Fel posts 32, 35, 41, September 2011]; [http://forum.upsb.info/showthread.php?t=7373 ''Flush sonic REV????'', Fel posts 17 and 20, September 2011]; [http://forum.upsb.info/showthread.php?t=7469 Moonwalk Hai Tua discussion, Fel post 17, 17 September 2011]; [http://forum.upsb.info/showthread.php?t=15119 ''Polarised Charges'', Fel post 4, 14 June 2013]. Preserved in the supplied UPSB V4 archive.</ref>

His July 2011 slot proposal used a dot to distinguish the pen's two sides and finger arrangements. Discussion with Banz led to revisions; he emphasized that slot paths alone do not encode complete tricks.<ref name="slotpaper">[https://archive.org/details/2011-07-18-fel2fram-notation-des-fingerslots-le-retour Fel2fram, ''Notation des fingerslots, le retour'', 18 July 2011; preserved first page and replies.]</ref>

He coauthored elementary notation with Hexbinmos, published in July 2012 from an earlier draft. It decomposed short movements into primitives, with separate connectors and slot information; a sixth primitive, stall half-release, was added in September.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/2012-07-31-hexbinmos-fel-2fram-recherche-de-notation-elementaire Hexbinmos and Fel2fram, ''Recherche de notation élémentaire'', 31 July 2012, subsequently edited; preserved first page and replies.]</ref>

In December 2012 he proposed generalized breakdowns and modifier transformations within a restricted model of palm-up spinning. He later described the mathematical article as a collection of ideas rather than really a notation.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/2012-12-27-fel2fram-le-penspinning-mathematique Fel2fram, ''Le penspinning mathématique'', 27 December 2012, and 30 December reply.]</ref>

In his July 2013 mirrored discussion, he distinguished temporal reversal from spatial symmetry and explored a second modifier treating the thumb separately. Tache's feedback proposed exchanging paired fingers while retaining the thumb; the discussion concerned a modifier rather than a new physical trick.<ref>[https://thefpsb.1fr1.net/t1747-mirrored-quoi-qu-est-ce ''Mirrored quoi qu'est-ce'', 3 July 2013, opener and replies; the live account displays touf2fouf, identified as Fel2Fram in the historical bibliography.]</ref>

==== Linkage construction ====
Fel2Fram had a reputation for exceptionally complicated and creative linkages for his time period, with the complexity holding up for years after the release of his videos. His ''FPSBT R2 Breakdown'' demonstrates how he modified an existing pass-reverse/Twisted Sonic linkage, explains a swivel and twirl/wiper material, and introduces a local notation convention to distinguish thumb involvement.<ref name="fpsbtr2" />

==== In-out charges and Japanese Motion ====
His April 2013 in-out thread introduced a demonstration and prompted discussion of additional contact and crossing variants. He explained Japanese Motion as usable with many tricks, rather than a fingerless sequence.<ref>[https://thefpsb.1fr1.net/t1470-in-out-charges-et-bien-plus-encore ''In-out charges et bien plus encore'', 12 April 2013 and subsequent replies; live account touf2fouf, attributed to Fel2Fram in the historical bibliography.]</ref> These demonstrations circulated as tutorials and prompted further technical discussion. Later practitioners analyzed Japanese Motion and his examples. These associations support credit for explanation and development; they do not establish that all underlying movements first appeared in his videos.<ref>[https://hobbylogics.tumblr.com/post/114481613119/aesthetic-spinningjapanese-style HobbyLogics, ''Aesthetic spinning/Japanese style'', 24 March 2015]; [https://medium.com/@Herenz/a-perspective-on-the-underlying-logic-of-japanese-motion-28e99ffdbfcd Herenz, ''A perspective on the underlying logic of Japanese Motion'', 19 April 2024]. Texts preserved in the supplied blog archive.</ref>

<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkvMbVqiYW4</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8TGw_oKwDs</youtube>

==== Flick mechanics ====
His French flick article appeared on 4 July 2013, followed by the English ''Flicks'' on 5 July. He discussed friction, thumb contact, mirrored actions, and additional-finger assistance, and named a folded-thumb variant “billy.”<ref>[https://fel2fram.blogspot.com/2013/07/je-nique-les-flicks.html Fel2Fram, ''Je nique les flicks, je mange du frick'', 4 July 2013]; [https://fel2fram.blogspot.com/2013/07/flicks.html ''Flicks'', 5 July 2013]. Dates preserved in the blog homepage archive.</ref>

=== Collaboration videos ===
Fel2Fram was featured in ''FPSB 5th'', organized by Taeko and edited by Gisele8,<ref>[https://www.penspinning.fr/fpsb-5th-3880 Diana, ''FPSB 5th'', 11 February 2012.]</ref> and later in ''FPSB 7th'', ''FPSB 8th'', and the 2021 Paris meeting CV.<ref name="fpsb7" /><ref name="fpsb8" /><ref name="meetingcv" />

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|-|FPSB 5th=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WSd-5tPS7w</youtube>
|-|FPSB 7th=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N66nJ1ROYY</youtube>
|-|FPSB 8th=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiEwBm2mXXg</youtube>
|-|Paris meeting CV (2021)=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuWDdfnBJ-8</youtube>
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Other documented appearances include ''Fel2fram x Ajani'', ''FPSB + TPC'', ''GDraP 1st'', ''Same Reality'', and ''NeoY 1st''.<ref>[http://www.upsb.info/forum/index.php?showtopic=24823 ''Fel2fram x Ajani'', UPSB, March 2010]; [https://spinalong.wordpress.com/2010/08/08/fpsbtpc/ AzuL/VikroaL, ''FPSB + TPC'', 8 August 2010]; [https://spinalong.wordpress.com/2010/10/26/gdrap-1st/ ''GDraP 1st'', 26 October 2010]; [http://forum.upsb.info/archive/index.php/t-2583.html?s=637b8499d884b7e339465c72e06bfef3 ''Same Reality'', Fel's submission confirmation, 11 December 2010]; [https://web.archive.org/web/20111012075530id_/http://penspinning.su:80/index.php?/topic/924-neoy-1st-collab/page__pid__20065 Zaxap, ''NeoY 1st Collab'', SPSB, 9 October 2011]. Preserved in the supplied archive.</ref>

=== Community involvement ===
He contributed to both FPSB and UPSB discussions, publishing explanations and responding to questions about trick naming and breakdowns. He also judged TD v7.<ref>[https://thefpsb.penspinning.fr/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=12767 ''[TD v.7] Résultat Finale'', FPSB V3, exported post 11 by Fel2fram, stating that he was a judge; individual date absent.]</ref>

He attended the Paris meeting of 11 November 2012, according to Maxbug's subsequent recap.<ref>[https://thefpsb.1fr1.net/t434-paris-toussaint ''Paris – Toussaint'', FPSB, Maxbug's recap, 13 November 2012, exported post 62.]</ref>

==== Teaching and public guides ====
His author account lists fourteen articles from March to December 2011, including trick tutorials, an introduction to breakdown notation, and an analysis of Rex's TWPS 8th combo.<ref name="author">[https://www.penspinning.fr/author/fel2fram Félix author index, PenSpinning.fr.]</ref> In the Side Sonic article he announced that he was taking over tutorials previously handled by Tom.<ref>[https://www.penspinning.fr/side-sonic-2-3200 Félix, ''Side Sonic'', 29 March 2011.]</ref> His upper-Powerpass tutorial explicitly credits Jamie Enns for the complete trick; his articles explained existing tricks as well as variations and breakdowns.<ref name="ppupper">[https://www.penspinning.fr/powerpass-partie-haute-3569 Félix, ''PowerPass (partie haute)'', 12 June 2011.]</ref>

He also helped revise a public FPSB guide assembled by Seithness, commenting on definitions, slots, palm orientation, trick notation, and video/tournament terminology.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20200919190812/https://thefpsb.penspinning.fr/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=143&p=340476 ''La boite à suggestions'', FPSB; Fel2fram's exported posts 61, 64, 66, 69, and 71.]</ref>

=== Pen Mods ===
In his 2009 introduction, he said that after trying a Grip Aviaire he returned to simple felt-tip pens with grips and tips.<ref name="intro" /> A later FPSB community mod list associates him with spinning a Hal KT, but it was actually a visually similar variation of the French KT known as the [[Fel2Fram KT]].<ref>[https://forum.penspinning-france.fr/t/linfluence-des-stylos-japonais-en-penmodding/937 ''L'influence des stylos japonais en penmodding'', FPSB, 2021.]</ref>

== Competitive Spinning ==
=== FPSB tournaments ===
RPD's historical account credits Fel2Fram with winning the 2011 and 2012 FPSB tournaments.<ref>[https://www.scribd.com/document/724045904/PS-Book RPD, ''Pen Spinning: History and Notation'', French community history.]</ref> His entry in the 2012 edition survives in the FPSB signup thread, and he published a detailed explanation of his Round 2 combo on 4 November 2012.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20200806095457/http://thefpsb.penspinning.fr/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=13529&p=340387 ''Tournoi FPSB 2012 - Inscriptions'', FPSB, entry by Fel2fram, exported post 7.]</ref><ref name="fpsbtr2">[https://fel2fram.blogspot.com/2012/11/fpsbt-r2-breakdown.html Fel2Fram, ''FPSBT R2 Breakdown'', 4 November 2012. Text and dated homepage preserved in the supplied blog archive.]</ref>



=== World Cup 2012 ===
{{See also|Pen Spinning World Cup 2012}}
Fel2Fram represented FPSB alongside Anikis, Futhark, Gisele8, Ivabra, and Lindor. He was absent from FPSB's Round 1 lineup against PPSC.<ref name="wcroster">[https://penspinning.es/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=4319 ''[WC 2012] Alineaciones de los equipos'', SPSC, January 2012 roster and first-round lineups.]</ref>

In Round 2 he defeated Alvaris in Artistic, with match 13.1 recorded as FPSB 10.5–1.5; FPSB beat KMSC 2–1.<ref name="wcr2">[http://bbs.pserhome.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=86912 EaglE, WC12 Round 2 lineups, PSH, 12 February 2012]; [http://forum.upsb.info/showthread.php?t=9700 Zombo, ''World Cup 2012 – Round 2 Videos OUT!'', exported post 26, 26 February 2012, reproduced match totals]. Preserved in the supplied PSH V2 and UPSB V4 archives.</ref> In Round 3, he defeated Impulse in Technical, although FPSB lost the team match against LPSA 1–2.<ref name="wcr3">[https://www.penspinning.fr/round-3-3908 Hadrien, ''Round 3'', initially published 11 March 2012, subsequently updated with results.]</ref> He won Artistic against HKPSA in the quarterfinals, when FPSB advanced 2.5–0.5.<ref name="wcr4">[https://penspinning.es/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=4590&view=previous ''WC12 R4 – Resultados'', SPSC, April 2012 results discussion.]</ref> In the semifinals, he and Ivabra won Doubles against KMSC's VikroaL and Yorch; FPSB won the team match 3–0.<ref name="wcr5">[https://penspinning.es/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=4590 ''WC12 R5'', SPSC; lineup post by Ikari Riota, 28 April 2012, and later results.]</ref>

In the final he defeated i.suk in Technical. Anikis won Artistic and Gisele8/Ivabra won Doubles, giving FPSB a 3–0 victory over UPSB.<ref name="wcfinal" />

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|-|Round 2=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1nwkXnT3jo</youtube> 
Artistic versus Alvaris: '''won'''.
|-|Round 3=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2k0Sw4yCNI</youtube> 
Technical versus Impulse: '''won'''. FPSB lost the team round 1–2.<ref name="wcr3" />
|-|Round 4=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UfMiEFAhvc</youtube> 
Technical versus Ccw: '''won'''.
|-|Round 5=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aepRjEYWxu4</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUgMIaM0Jt8</youtube> 
Doubles vs KMSC: '''won'''.
|-|Final=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3d8HVkveF0o</youtube> 
Technical versus i.suk: '''won'''. FPSB won the final 3–0.<ref name="wcfinal" />
</tabber>



=== World Tournament 2013 ===
Fel2Fram advanced from Group H in second place, behind x1213.<ref>[https://penspinning.es/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=5328 ''WT13 – Resultados R1'', SPSC, 11 February 2013.]</ref> He defeated RPD in Round 2 and x1213 in Round 3, then lost to Sutomo in the Round 4 quarterfinals. He therefore finished in the 5th–8th bracket.<ref name="wtr2">[https://www.penspinning.fr/wt13-resultats-round-2-4840 Maxime, ''WT13 : Résultats Round 2'', 30 March 2013 recap.]</ref><ref name="wtr3">[https://www.penspinning.fr/wt13-resultats-round-3-4850 Maxime, ''WT13 : Résultats Round 3'', 30 March 2013 recap.]</ref><ref name="wtqf" />

<tabber>
|-|Round 1=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bizsSFWQlDo</youtube> 
Group H: '''second place; advanced'''.<ref>[https://www.penspinning.fr/wt13-videos-round-1-4751 Diana, ''WT13 : Vidéos Round 1'', 26 January 2013.]</ref>
|-|Round 2=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bptRP8GbERQ</youtube> 
Versus RPD: '''won'''.<ref name="wtr2" />
|-|Round 3=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jC6bvfU8qOQ</youtube> 
Versus x1213: '''won'''.<ref name="wtr3" />
|-|Round 4=
<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcKdR6SZuWw</youtube> 
Quarterfinal versus Sutomo: '''lost'''.<ref name="wtqf" />
</tabber>

== Legacy ==
i.suk's 2016 difficulty commentary describes Fel2Fram's 2010–2013 work as expanding possibilities in creativity and linkages, including difficult interlaced two-handed material.<ref>[https://isukps.blogspot.com/2016/10/difficulty-in-ps.html i.suk, ''Difficulty in PS'', 24 October 2016.]</ref> His unusual mechanics also prompted debate about judging execution and readability. i.suk later discussed the difference between reactions to his WC12 execution and WT13 quarterfinal performance; this is a practitioner's interpretation, rather than a change to the official result.<ref>[https://isukps.blogspot.com/2019/ i.suk, WT19 Round 5 commentary, 17 November 2019.]</ref>

In FPSB's January 2020 discussion about the spinner of the decade, contributors cited Powerpass variations, in-out charges, and one-pen/two-hand material. Smile emphasized his effect on the community's sense of what was possible rather than the number of direct imitators.<ref>[https://forum.penspinning-france.fr/t/spinner-de-la-decennie/272 ''Spinner de la décennie'', FPSB, January 2020 discussion.]</ref>

His work continued to be studied by later practitioners. In June 2026, MEL described using Fel-related in/out contact notation and a linkage inspired by watching his solos.<ref>[https://note.com/9mel9/n/nd54e049364fe MEL, PSJC retrospective, 24 June 2026.]</ref>

Organizers later used his footage as teaching examples: PSO2020's counter guidance cited WC12 R4, and PSO26's Spinless criteria cited FPSBT 2011 R3 and WT13 R2.<ref>[https://japenboard.org/viewtopic.php?f=104&t=5267 Beige, PSO2020 rules, 23 August 2020]; [https://cafe.naver.com/f-e/cafes/29072009/articles/19409 FLow, PSO26 judging criteria, 27 May 2026]. These are reference examples, not entries in those tournaments.</ref>

== External Links ==
* [https://fel2fram.blogspot.com/ Fel2Fram's blog] — archived texts are included in the supplied research collection.

== References ==
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[[Category:Notable Spinners]]

Fel2Fram - Revision history

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