In case you guys haven't noticed yet, it's been about three or four months since the last TEAM card. That would have been all well and good had the last TEAM card not been the semifinals to the TEAM Invitational Tournament.
Yeah.
RPing is finished for the grand total of two matches that were on the card for the finals. I have no idea about the judging, but that can be redone. The fact that this was left for three months without a peep from the guy I left to run the place while I stepped away is a little embarrassing. I got a promise from him that he'd take care of the place and run it the same way I did. I think I've been let down. It's one thing to have late cards. I mean, I was hardly ever on time, especially if I planned a long-form card where I was writing the biggest match on there.
However, I'd like to think that I was always communicative with the masses, that I kept people informed of progress and what was going on. The fact that three months have gone by without a peep from the new management is embarrassing. Therefore, I'm making an executive decision. I'm taking TEAM back for the interim until I can find someone who'll take care of it. But that's the rub.
I need someone who'll take care of TEAM.
What I need is someone to take care of the day-to-day operations. That person should be ready to:
- book
- coordinate judging
- coordinate writing
- recruit
- advertise
- BE ACCOUNTABLE
You'll have complete freedom to do what you want with it. I will stay on as an advisor, but rest assured that it'll be more of a "hey, what do you think about this?" or a question-answering guy rather than the kind of advisor Vickie Guerrero is to Teddy Long on Smackdown *groan*. If you're interested, please contact me in any way possible. If all else fails, just reply here.
If no one steps forward, then I'll produce the final card, and we'll lay TEAM to bed, Irish wake style. IF someone does volunteer, then we'll move forward. Please though, I think this is a great opportunity for someone who wants to try his/her hand at fedheading but doesn't really have the time or patience to do a full-time fed.
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Monday, January 25, 2010
Monday, May 14, 2007
Random notes
Posting may be sparse from here til the middle of June, seeing as I'm on a hectic work schedule. Back and forth between central New Jersey, right in the middle of the armpit of America. Still, I haven't forgotten the blog or all of you out there.
- First up, I'd like to give a shout-out to a new old fed on the block.
J-j-j-j-j-j-j-enkins World Order... 4 life!
An old fed from FW's history run by our own Brian Jenkins is back up, and they've already gotten one show under their belts. Totally check this out, as it features at least one old face (Hida Yakamo), some great standby handlers doing new stuff (Aston, Shinder) and some newer faces (Mr. XYZ and AC Blood... sorry, don't know your handlers' names!). If this gets to take off, I have faith that it'll be a great fed for FW, filling a void that MCW tried to do when Bolich restarted it.
- Talking about drafts, over at W3:16, a thread about said idea turned into another classic snipefest that we've all come to know and love from that group of posters. Honestly, that thread is a microcosm about what bothers me about them; for one, you have your group of posters who have skin thinner than rice paper, and they take everything to heart quicker than it takes Homer Simpson to inhale a strawberry frosted donut. Then you have your uptight dicks who are more concerned with laying down rules for threads or for proposed ideas than they are for actually running the idea through in the first place. And then to top it all off, you have guys who come up with every idea in the book and then don't have the werewithal to follow through with anything other than a "oh, the hobby is dying, woe is us" sort of malaise for everything. I mean, looking in that thread, you had people argue on whether it was going to take time away from fed duties, whether it was a waste of time or not, which way was the most effective of getting the draft going... I'm sorry, but I have to say "What the fuckity fuck are you on about?"
A draft is something that should be an outlet for blowing off some steam and a chance for everyone to play recruiter without the burden of having to convince everyone to come in and RP and booker without the task of actually writing full cards. It's fun, pure and simple. If you can't just queue up the drafters and let 'er rip, then what's the point? Seriously. I thought I was overcomplicating things when I came up with my draft order and means of turnaround.
It's just another day at Black Rock for some of the folks there though. It's a wonder there's any activity there at all, what with the constant spectre of William Morgan coming in and berating you for not having historical perspective or for making things too much about "e-life" (a bullshit term if I ever heard one... and I'm in the eW conservative camp, just ask anyone at PTC when the wrestling relevance debate comes up :p), or about Tom Mason pontificating about some shit or Cimon or whoever the fuck Ser Trent et al. are starting shit to provoke any of those aforementioned with the rice paper skin. It also doesn't help that the one admin who's there most of the time contradicts the "no-to-low moderation" policy. You know, there have been ten topics sent to their recycle bin since they've opened in February of this year. In contrast, the "fascists" over at PTC haven't thrown out a thread since mid-December of last year, and one that hasn't been moved to their bin for moderation reasons since the beginning of that month. Hmm, kinda makes you think doesn't it?
I had such high hopes for that community, but then the rabble from EWN/cIm came over and ruined the place. There, I said it. I mean, there are more than a few good eggs who frequent/have frequented/used to frequent that place, like Medina, Katz, Bobby/Jerrod, VossMan, Edgar and Hollan but for the most part, it's a barren wasteland because of the rabble, the vocal minority that has polluted the place. And it's a shame too. Something like a draft could have easily revitalized that community, at least from a discussion standpoint.
I'll still go there, I'll post whenever I fancy a topic, I'll keep the NFW boards going when Katz posts shows, and I'll shill my TEAM stuff there, but man, that doesn't mean I can't bemoan the premature death of a could-have-been great site.
- Speaking of PTC, kudos to them for appointing Dave Cook as the moderator of the eW forum. He's one of the last of a dying breed, people who are enthusiastic about discussion of the hobby. Here's to hoping he can spark some good talk about goings on and maybe get some people on the feedback train. I know this oversteps the bounds of eW, but kudos on appointing Jay (Phoenix) and Thommy (Tsunami Oni/Plucky the Cockfighting Duck/Sun Tzu) as mods of the pro wrestling forum and Phil (Tarrant) of the sports forums. And on the same note, congrats to Jay on the birth of his son. May he follow in his father's footsteps and be the next breed of eW handlers ;)
- Start thinking about the Tournament of Champions. It's coming up sooner than you think, June or July depending on how fast we can get SuperShow IV written. SuperShow V will most likely be a short-formed card just so we don't hold things up too long. But yeah, for those who don't remember, the ToC is a "one-night" tournament in character. Out of kayfabe and in the RP phase, it's a three-round event. One round is dedicated to wrestling promo RPs, the second to storyline/off-camera RPs and the third is a wild-card round. Last year, it was backstage attacks. This year? Well, I haven't decided yet :) However, I promise it'll be good. You get a berth by being a singles Champion in your fed, a winner of a major interfed tournament or wrestler of the year award, the last holder of your fed's World Championship before the current holder or by being a special legend. Once again, this year's Legends List is a secret until I unveil it... be on your toes :)
- First up, I'd like to give a shout-out to a new old fed on the block.
J-j-j-j-j-j-j-enkins World Order... 4 life!
An old fed from FW's history run by our own Brian Jenkins is back up, and they've already gotten one show under their belts. Totally check this out, as it features at least one old face (Hida Yakamo), some great standby handlers doing new stuff (Aston, Shinder) and some newer faces (Mr. XYZ and AC Blood... sorry, don't know your handlers' names!). If this gets to take off, I have faith that it'll be a great fed for FW, filling a void that MCW tried to do when Bolich restarted it.
- Talking about drafts, over at W3:16, a thread about said idea turned into another classic snipefest that we've all come to know and love from that group of posters. Honestly, that thread is a microcosm about what bothers me about them; for one, you have your group of posters who have skin thinner than rice paper, and they take everything to heart quicker than it takes Homer Simpson to inhale a strawberry frosted donut. Then you have your uptight dicks who are more concerned with laying down rules for threads or for proposed ideas than they are for actually running the idea through in the first place. And then to top it all off, you have guys who come up with every idea in the book and then don't have the werewithal to follow through with anything other than a "oh, the hobby is dying, woe is us" sort of malaise for everything. I mean, looking in that thread, you had people argue on whether it was going to take time away from fed duties, whether it was a waste of time or not, which way was the most effective of getting the draft going... I'm sorry, but I have to say "What the fuckity fuck are you on about?"
A draft is something that should be an outlet for blowing off some steam and a chance for everyone to play recruiter without the burden of having to convince everyone to come in and RP and booker without the task of actually writing full cards. It's fun, pure and simple. If you can't just queue up the drafters and let 'er rip, then what's the point? Seriously. I thought I was overcomplicating things when I came up with my draft order and means of turnaround.
It's just another day at Black Rock for some of the folks there though. It's a wonder there's any activity there at all, what with the constant spectre of William Morgan coming in and berating you for not having historical perspective or for making things too much about "e-life" (a bullshit term if I ever heard one... and I'm in the eW conservative camp, just ask anyone at PTC when the wrestling relevance debate comes up :p), or about Tom Mason pontificating about some shit or Cimon or whoever the fuck Ser Trent et al. are starting shit to provoke any of those aforementioned with the rice paper skin. It also doesn't help that the one admin who's there most of the time contradicts the "no-to-low moderation" policy. You know, there have been ten topics sent to their recycle bin since they've opened in February of this year. In contrast, the "fascists" over at PTC haven't thrown out a thread since mid-December of last year, and one that hasn't been moved to their bin for moderation reasons since the beginning of that month. Hmm, kinda makes you think doesn't it?
I had such high hopes for that community, but then the rabble from EWN/cIm came over and ruined the place. There, I said it. I mean, there are more than a few good eggs who frequent/have frequented/used to frequent that place, like Medina, Katz, Bobby/Jerrod, VossMan, Edgar and Hollan but for the most part, it's a barren wasteland because of the rabble, the vocal minority that has polluted the place. And it's a shame too. Something like a draft could have easily revitalized that community, at least from a discussion standpoint.
I'll still go there, I'll post whenever I fancy a topic, I'll keep the NFW boards going when Katz posts shows, and I'll shill my TEAM stuff there, but man, that doesn't mean I can't bemoan the premature death of a could-have-been great site.
- Speaking of PTC, kudos to them for appointing Dave Cook as the moderator of the eW forum. He's one of the last of a dying breed, people who are enthusiastic about discussion of the hobby. Here's to hoping he can spark some good talk about goings on and maybe get some people on the feedback train. I know this oversteps the bounds of eW, but kudos on appointing Jay (Phoenix) and Thommy (Tsunami Oni/Plucky the Cockfighting Duck/Sun Tzu) as mods of the pro wrestling forum and Phil (Tarrant) of the sports forums. And on the same note, congrats to Jay on the birth of his son. May he follow in his father's footsteps and be the next breed of eW handlers ;)
- Start thinking about the Tournament of Champions. It's coming up sooner than you think, June or July depending on how fast we can get SuperShow IV written. SuperShow V will most likely be a short-formed card just so we don't hold things up too long. But yeah, for those who don't remember, the ToC is a "one-night" tournament in character. Out of kayfabe and in the RP phase, it's a three-round event. One round is dedicated to wrestling promo RPs, the second to storyline/off-camera RPs and the third is a wild-card round. Last year, it was backstage attacks. This year? Well, I haven't decided yet :) However, I promise it'll be good. You get a berth by being a singles Champion in your fed, a winner of a major interfed tournament or wrestler of the year award, the last holder of your fed's World Championship before the current holder or by being a special legend. Once again, this year's Legends List is a secret until I unveil it... be on your toes :)
Tuesday, June 06, 2006
Too many chiefs, not enough Indians
I was having a conversation with Garbage Bag Johnny's handler today about AWC RPs today, and we got around to discussing The Legion's first RP. He had said that he liked what Bryan was doing with the managerial character, but that he hadn't done enough of developing the individual members. I agreed to an extent, but I also thought that a little leeway was not only allowable but necessary, seeing that Bryan was introducing an entire stable into AWC at one time, handled ostensibly by himself. It's done all the time in wrestling anyway... guys come in who can't talk and they have a mouthpiece build heat for them out of the ring while they do it in the ring. However, that's besides my point here. My point for allowing Bryan the leeway was that he was taking on a very ambitious project here. In most cases, I feel ambition should be rewarded.
In e-fedding, the pinnacle of ambition is to start your own fed. For the most part, being in a fed requires much less work than actually running one. You need patience and determination as well as ambition, but the point stands. If you think it's in short supply, then you haven't seen the Advertisement forums at FW and other hubs. There's an advertisement for a new fed weekly.
Once again, I would be more than happy if every fed that sprang up filled their roster with guys they were happy with. It would thrill me to no end, if only because it meant the hobby was bursting with handlers and everything was über-healthy.
But things aren't as robust as the supply of feds to join would suggest. In plain economic terms, the demand for feds is dwarfed by the supply of them to join. People scrimp and scrape for handlers, and you get guys who keep trying to start feds, advertising with messages like "Hey, this is my third fed I'm starting, hopefully this'll get off the ground." I get several people I don't know IMing me asking me to join their feds. I admire their courage to IM a perfect stranger, but sorry, the demand's just not there.
Usually, it's the people who come to sites like FW, EWN and PTC just to register a name and post an advertisement, never to be heard from again are the ones who oversaturate the market, and it would be nice if they settled down into a fed in any of the established spheres of influence. Lord knows feds like A1E and MCW need the infusion of new blood. Things would be a lot more interesting if we had waves of guys in each community applying to handle. If just a quarter of the folks who were registered to post at FW were to actually post and handle actively in feds, then the place would be teeming and we wouldn't be having any discussion about downturns and lulls and blaming Vince McMahon for ruining our hobby. That's not the case though, and it's a shame.
Of course, the usual suspects start their own feds too, but it's with much less frequency, and it's usually to test out a new concept. I've gotten behind several concepts, and I will continue to do so. Guys like Yran who are trying a summer wrestling tour fed (Sunshine Wrestling), or folks like Stanton and Koby with LVW or Bolich and now Josh Ray with MCW... these are projects to get behind. I know, I've been there with TEAM.
But there's no denying even these feds are having or have had trouble with recruiting and getting a healthy roster size. It happens to all the feds, not just the small-scale ones.
(PTC seems to be immune to this for some reason, but every now and again, you get recruting drives for either AWC or PRIME for tag teams and what-not...)
So if there's a plea I have, it's this. Channel your ambition elsewhere. There are a ton of feds out there who could use you to help the hobby by putting out strong angles and building hot feuds within them. Take a step down. Sometimes, when you scale the ambition down, everyone wins. Right now, guys like Bryan who are taking it upon themselves to do risky things in established feds are far more interesting to me than new feds that sprout up by the dozen every month. I'd say hold off on doing a fed unless you have a concept that's so great and innovative that you can't hold it back any further.
The health of the hobby is measured by how healthy the existing feds are, not by how many feds there are. No matter how ambitious you are, next time you have an idea to start a fed up, think about channeling that energy into bringing another fed up.
Trust me, we don't need Vince McMahon to make an upturn in the hobby. We need you and me.
In e-fedding, the pinnacle of ambition is to start your own fed. For the most part, being in a fed requires much less work than actually running one. You need patience and determination as well as ambition, but the point stands. If you think it's in short supply, then you haven't seen the Advertisement forums at FW and other hubs. There's an advertisement for a new fed weekly.
Once again, I would be more than happy if every fed that sprang up filled their roster with guys they were happy with. It would thrill me to no end, if only because it meant the hobby was bursting with handlers and everything was über-healthy.
But things aren't as robust as the supply of feds to join would suggest. In plain economic terms, the demand for feds is dwarfed by the supply of them to join. People scrimp and scrape for handlers, and you get guys who keep trying to start feds, advertising with messages like "Hey, this is my third fed I'm starting, hopefully this'll get off the ground." I get several people I don't know IMing me asking me to join their feds. I admire their courage to IM a perfect stranger, but sorry, the demand's just not there.
Usually, it's the people who come to sites like FW, EWN and PTC just to register a name and post an advertisement, never to be heard from again are the ones who oversaturate the market, and it would be nice if they settled down into a fed in any of the established spheres of influence. Lord knows feds like A1E and MCW need the infusion of new blood. Things would be a lot more interesting if we had waves of guys in each community applying to handle. If just a quarter of the folks who were registered to post at FW were to actually post and handle actively in feds, then the place would be teeming and we wouldn't be having any discussion about downturns and lulls and blaming Vince McMahon for ruining our hobby. That's not the case though, and it's a shame.
Of course, the usual suspects start their own feds too, but it's with much less frequency, and it's usually to test out a new concept. I've gotten behind several concepts, and I will continue to do so. Guys like Yran who are trying a summer wrestling tour fed (Sunshine Wrestling), or folks like Stanton and Koby with LVW or Bolich and now Josh Ray with MCW... these are projects to get behind. I know, I've been there with TEAM.
But there's no denying even these feds are having or have had trouble with recruiting and getting a healthy roster size. It happens to all the feds, not just the small-scale ones.
(PTC seems to be immune to this for some reason, but every now and again, you get recruting drives for either AWC or PRIME for tag teams and what-not...)
So if there's a plea I have, it's this. Channel your ambition elsewhere. There are a ton of feds out there who could use you to help the hobby by putting out strong angles and building hot feuds within them. Take a step down. Sometimes, when you scale the ambition down, everyone wins. Right now, guys like Bryan who are taking it upon themselves to do risky things in established feds are far more interesting to me than new feds that sprout up by the dozen every month. I'd say hold off on doing a fed unless you have a concept that's so great and innovative that you can't hold it back any further.
The health of the hobby is measured by how healthy the existing feds are, not by how many feds there are. No matter how ambitious you are, next time you have an idea to start a fed up, think about channeling that energy into bringing another fed up.
Trust me, we don't need Vince McMahon to make an upturn in the hobby. We need you and me.
Thursday, November 03, 2005
The A1Draft... the Final Word
All in all, I thought the A1 Draft was a success up through the end of the free agent period. There weren't very many flake-outs, people were generally enthused and it was a good time for most. Of course, there were bumps on the road, most specifically the handling of guys who were put back in the draft after their owners struck/dropped out for whatever reason. It's something that could easily be fixed for next year.
What I'm most disappointed in though is the lack of booking. I know that I'm partially to blame for that because I started my booking and never finished it. I think I got a little ambitious doing a whole four/five show arc. I do plan on finishing it one of these days just to get the spark going again, but the number of people who didn't even try to book their rosters really are the ones who I'm most bummed at. Maybe they couldn't book their cards cuz of time constraints, and that's understandable, but there were some really good rosters drafted, and also some really interesting/questionable ones that might have benefitted from creative booking.
Now, you may be wondering why three of the original teams were left out of the analysis. Those were mine, Fordyce's and James Irish's. Well, in good conscience, I couldn't objectively rate my draft because every pick, to me, made sense, so of course I'd give me an A+. Fordyce and James both dropped out and had incomplete drafts, so I couldn't rate them. I could probably have rated James' because he had 16 out of 18 picks completed, but really, it wouldn't have been the same.
You also might have read a lot of stuff about "reaches" and "steals," but I know things are all relative. To put it in perspective, I'm going to go with how I thought the first two rounds should have gone:
1. Spoiler
2. Freakfish
3. Housefly
4. Big Dog
5. Beast
6. Maggot
7. Euclid
8. Hida Yakamo
9. PILE
10. Mr. Hyde
11. Ken Cloverleaf
12. Dan Ryan
13. Professor Tremendous
14. Gladiator
15. Chip Friendly
16. Prisoner 187
17. Promo
18. Jericoholic Anonymous
19. Cross
20. Paco The Wetback
21. Sensational Steven Shane
22. Torment
23. James Irish
24. Lindsay Troy
25. Richard Farnswirth
26. Andrew Gilkison
As opposed to how it really went
1. Spoiler
2. Chip Friendly
3. Freakfish
4. Dan Ryan
5. Housefly
6. GUNS
7. Big Dog
8. Mr. Hyde
9. Euclid
10. Hida Yakamo
11. James Irish
12. Jericoholic Anonymous
13. Duchess
14. IrishRed
15. Beast
16. Richard Farnswirth
17. Professor Tremendous
18. Kodiak Vic Creed
19. Gladiator
20. Ken Cloverleaf
21. Maggot
22. Sensational Steven Shane
23. Prisoner 187
24. PILE
25. Freakshow
26. Andrew Gilkison
As you can see, a world of difference between what I thought should have happened and what really happened. I guess the other drafter's philosophies were different than mine, but hey, variety is the spice of life. All I know is, I got two first round caliber talents and a second round caliber one in my first three rounds, so that's why I'm happy with my draft.
What I'm most disappointed in though is the lack of booking. I know that I'm partially to blame for that because I started my booking and never finished it. I think I got a little ambitious doing a whole four/five show arc. I do plan on finishing it one of these days just to get the spark going again, but the number of people who didn't even try to book their rosters really are the ones who I'm most bummed at. Maybe they couldn't book their cards cuz of time constraints, and that's understandable, but there were some really good rosters drafted, and also some really interesting/questionable ones that might have benefitted from creative booking.
Now, you may be wondering why three of the original teams were left out of the analysis. Those were mine, Fordyce's and James Irish's. Well, in good conscience, I couldn't objectively rate my draft because every pick, to me, made sense, so of course I'd give me an A+. Fordyce and James both dropped out and had incomplete drafts, so I couldn't rate them. I could probably have rated James' because he had 16 out of 18 picks completed, but really, it wouldn't have been the same.
You also might have read a lot of stuff about "reaches" and "steals," but I know things are all relative. To put it in perspective, I'm going to go with how I thought the first two rounds should have gone:
1. Spoiler
2. Freakfish
3. Housefly
4. Big Dog
5. Beast
6. Maggot
7. Euclid
8. Hida Yakamo
9. PILE
10. Mr. Hyde
11. Ken Cloverleaf
12. Dan Ryan
13. Professor Tremendous
14. Gladiator
15. Chip Friendly
16. Prisoner 187
17. Promo
18. Jericoholic Anonymous
19. Cross
20. Paco The Wetback
21. Sensational Steven Shane
22. Torment
23. James Irish
24. Lindsay Troy
25. Richard Farnswirth
26. Andrew Gilkison
As opposed to how it really went
1. Spoiler
2. Chip Friendly
3. Freakfish
4. Dan Ryan
5. Housefly
6. GUNS
7. Big Dog
8. Mr. Hyde
9. Euclid
10. Hida Yakamo
11. James Irish
12. Jericoholic Anonymous
13. Duchess
14. IrishRed
15. Beast
16. Richard Farnswirth
17. Professor Tremendous
18. Kodiak Vic Creed
19. Gladiator
20. Ken Cloverleaf
21. Maggot
22. Sensational Steven Shane
23. Prisoner 187
24. PILE
25. Freakshow
26. Andrew Gilkison
As you can see, a world of difference between what I thought should have happened and what really happened. I guess the other drafter's philosophies were different than mine, but hey, variety is the spice of life. All I know is, I got two first round caliber talents and a second round caliber one in my first three rounds, so that's why I'm happy with my draft.
Saturday, September 03, 2005
The Abortion That Was the FW Draft
I think the draft over at FW is completed now. Now, if it had gone the way it should have, then I'd have complete analysis for you here.
But really, it fell apart before it really ever got started. I don't know how many people ended up striking out. People were missing picks all over the place. Katz had to shorten it to 10 rounds unless people wanted to continue, but no one who was left outside of myself or Tom Siegel actually voiced any opinion on the matter.
It's just a microcosm of the way things are at FW. Only a few people really care about anything. Everyone else is just along for the ride.
Is it a shame? Yeah, but really you can't get too worked up over it. It's a hobby, you do it for fun.
Still, it's not fun when other people who say they're going to be there aren't.
The A1 Draft is still going. It's losing a little steam, but we made it to the 16th and 17th rounds before it started showing any signs of sluggishness. I mean, why is it that way? You'd think that a site totally dedicated to e-fedding would have more people gung-ho about an e-fedding thing.
But I guess not. I mean, I saw the same thing with TEAM. Those the most eager to help me out were the MBE and A1E faithful. I got some support from the usual suspects at FW (Paul Miller, Gregg G, Brunk, Siegel, CS), but for the most part, it was pulling teeth trying to get people to respond or even get interested.
It's something you live with though.
At least I'll have full analysis for the A1 Draft. That's turning out to be quite interesting, if I say so myself.
But really, it fell apart before it really ever got started. I don't know how many people ended up striking out. People were missing picks all over the place. Katz had to shorten it to 10 rounds unless people wanted to continue, but no one who was left outside of myself or Tom Siegel actually voiced any opinion on the matter.
It's just a microcosm of the way things are at FW. Only a few people really care about anything. Everyone else is just along for the ride.
Is it a shame? Yeah, but really you can't get too worked up over it. It's a hobby, you do it for fun.
Still, it's not fun when other people who say they're going to be there aren't.
The A1 Draft is still going. It's losing a little steam, but we made it to the 16th and 17th rounds before it started showing any signs of sluggishness. I mean, why is it that way? You'd think that a site totally dedicated to e-fedding would have more people gung-ho about an e-fedding thing.
But I guess not. I mean, I saw the same thing with TEAM. Those the most eager to help me out were the MBE and A1E faithful. I got some support from the usual suspects at FW (Paul Miller, Gregg G, Brunk, Siegel, CS), but for the most part, it was pulling teeth trying to get people to respond or even get interested.
It's something you live with though.
At least I'll have full analysis for the A1 Draft. That's turning out to be quite interesting, if I say so myself.
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