Idea to stop deadbeat owners
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2011 6:45 am
Felix,
If you can find 5 people in the NFFC community who don't think teams who quit and hand free wins to other teams hurt the integrity of the competition in a league that has a huge h2h component I would be shocked.
It isn't MY opinion. It is the overwhelming prevailing opinion.
Ask Tom and Greg what? They both have expressed that they do not like teams quitting and recognize it is a problem. They also (to my knowledge) don't think anything can be done about it. That does not mean we cannot discuss ideas does it? What specifically is "never going to be changed?" What did I ask to be changed? You are to the point of your message where you are not making up things I never said.
A colossal waste of time would be the time you have spent making arguments with no one here. What WAS actually said (imagine if someone actually addressed what really was said) is that it is WORTH DISCUSSING ideas among expert level fantasy football minds of ways to address this problem (that 98% of the fantasy football world agrees is a problem on some level) even if we can never fully eliminate the problem.
You seem to be against that discussion. Which begs one question.
Why are you in the thread?
[ November 10, 2011, 01:00 PM: Message edited by: Renman ]
If you can find 5 people in the NFFC community who don't think teams who quit and hand free wins to other teams hurt the integrity of the competition in a league that has a huge h2h component I would be shocked.
It isn't MY opinion. It is the overwhelming prevailing opinion.
Ask Tom and Greg what? They both have expressed that they do not like teams quitting and recognize it is a problem. They also (to my knowledge) don't think anything can be done about it. That does not mean we cannot discuss ideas does it? What specifically is "never going to be changed?" What did I ask to be changed? You are to the point of your message where you are not making up things I never said.
A colossal waste of time would be the time you have spent making arguments with no one here. What WAS actually said (imagine if someone actually addressed what really was said) is that it is WORTH DISCUSSING ideas among expert level fantasy football minds of ways to address this problem (that 98% of the fantasy football world agrees is a problem on some level) even if we can never fully eliminate the problem.
You seem to be against that discussion. Which begs one question.
Why are you in the thread?
[ November 10, 2011, 01:00 PM: Message edited by: Renman ]