In other words, 1508 Haab = 1507 solar years, and it's more than twenty times more accurate (error: 1 second) than Gregorian calendar (error: 27 seconds).

So every 1507 solar years their clock is only 1 second off? What about the rest of the years how big is that error?
And why are you comparing it with a Gregorian while we have currently atomic clocks which correct every single day, week and year? We don't have to wait 1507 years to have an accurate time. We just look at the atomic clock.

You think you're smarter than those who believes that the world will end in 2012.

Ugh? Have you ever heard any claim of the 2012 hoaxers?
These people could not even tie a shoe lace with an instruction video. That is how bad any of their claims are.
And we are talking about believers that have a 100% failure rate to predict anything.

1508 Haab = 1507 solar years

This is just retrospective numerology. Who says anything about this period being important to the Mayans? It's just a question of finding a suitable solar year/calendar year ratio by testing various integer divisors until you hit the right number.
It's rather like claiming that if the Mayans had 355 steps on one pyramid and 113 on the next one, they must have known the value of pi to six figures because that's what you get when you divide the two numbers.

The claim (by the 2012ers) is that the Mayan calendar is more accurate than our calendar. That was the point of showing that the Mayan calendar ignored drift. I don't care if they moved their dates or not, that was not the point. In fact, you are essentially repeating what we say in the summary, while calling us names.

Next time, try to read for comprehension.

You think you're smarter than those who believes that the world will end in 2012. No, you are worse.

Instead of acting like an angry adolescent denied his PS3 for the evening, perhaps you'd care to point out exactly where the Mayan Calendar page errs. I'm left to wonder whether you even read it.

Then, in what rate did Mayans changed the event dates? It returns to the original date after 1508 Haab. In other words, 1508 Haab = 1507 solar years, and it's more than twenty times more accurate (error: 1 second) than Gregorian calendar (error: 27 seconds). You yourself mentioned that Mayan calendar's round is composed of 52 Haab, which is the least common multiplier of 365 days(Haab) and 260 days(Tzolk'in). You can easily see 52 * 29 = 1508, as others already mentioned above.

You think you're smarter than those who believes that the world will end in 2012. No, you are worse. Those believers at least have ears to listen to the system of Mayan calendars, which you replaced with the sarcasm and obsession. Please at least read wikipedia pages about 'Haab'.

We get it, goddamn.

When most of us start dying next year and the prophecies of the Mayan calendar keep occurring

There is no mayan prophecy.

we're all going to die man hahahahah

Troll.

my last name is Xicoténcatl my culture is Maya.

Troll (2).

proud to believe in my culture.

Troll (3).

I don't even remember how I got to this website

dont sounds good are you drunk?

but as I read through it I just laughed.

what was so funny?

When most of us start dying next year and the prophecies of the Mayan calendar keep occurring imma be laughing at this jokers who agree to this website because we're all going to die man hahahahah

what mayan prophesy ? and what are you laughing at?

my last name is Xicoténcatl my culture is Maya. proud to believe in my culture.

and you msut be the only one that is proud of it ( but of course you are not a mayan )
but if you where im shure the mayans had thinked you was a really idiot.

Wow, I've rarely seen a more solid statement anywhere else. You've convinced me, sir.