This is a great knot, but I feel you should cite the original article that you got it from. This website:
http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/lacingmethods.htm
has been available since 2004 and shows how to tie this knot (which the author claims is his invention), and called the Ian knot (or the fastest way to tie shoelaces). You should always cite your sources. Otherwise you could be accused of plagiarism.

Out of courtesy to the site, shouldn't you cite them, and provide a sourcelink?

We called this the kindergarten bow; it's a winner for teaching small children.

Nice, I already tie my hiking shoes with steps one through five. Six through ten is a good ending, thanks.

Oh, alright. Well nice instructable. I usually don't tie my shoes due to the fact that I use the bar method, so unfortunately I can't use it. ;-)

because i got permission fromthe site and these are the best images you can get.

But why would you make an instructable with images taken from another source showing you how? You're just reposting his steps really. I'm at a loss of comprehension here.

This is an alternative? I don't know any other way to tie my shoes that this. This is what i've grown up with.

I've been using this knot (the Ian knot) for about a year now and it's really fast!

dude that is the ian knot i was about to do an instructable about 13 different ways bummer i deleted my pics XD

Noone saw MY instructables on this??

cool instruction,you got my vote!

yes,i got the images from a old friend as i said before called ian fieggens with his pemition.

Awesome! The images are great-- did you make them?

thanks man,if you enjoyed it please vote for me!

This is wonderful, I'm going to start tying my shoes this way, it is a much stronger knot for me.

This is cool! I'll go get my shoes and try it XD

no ,i got it from an old friend,please vote for me!