15 pages, 4 of any real worth. Maybe less.

It's understandable how Slappy feels. Most of us on this site spend a lot of time in the discord chatting with our friends or playing video games with each other, and doing a lot more things because of the site and who we meet here rather than things actually on the site. But there are still those that really just want to jump on the site, check to see how their player did that day, maybe make a comment or two on some media, and go about their day. Both sides are invested in the league, just differently. That's okay. It's just as sad to see long time members like Bonk and Slappy become disenfranchised with the league as it is wonderful that the league has become so much more than just a sim league for others. And I think Slappy's point was that he's been a super active member of this site for forever, and he's just legit upset that something he's invested lots of time in in his life is fading away. I think we could all understand how that would make us feel.

As for the actual topics at hand:

The Index - I have no idea how much work truly goes into it all. It's crazy from what I can tell. How much would hiring someone from the outside cost to make us an index? I'd personally chip in, as this site has been so important to me for the last 4 and half years. I feel like a decent amount of us would. Is there a ballpark figure? Wondering how cost effective it would be. Could be a better alternative. I'd also be wiling to just straight up pay Evan, but he might just want/need the time for himself. He's insanely busy, as we know.


Team Forums - How many teams actually use these again? The days of 60+ season thread in the LR on site are long dead. Eliminate them.

The Update Scale - It's still a big WIP as was said before. I like the idea of getting people with 600-700ish TPE to matter in the SHL though.

Everything else is nice. I really do enjoy the way the league is trending. There's a lot of cool things going on, for sure.

Now if only we could just start doing offline drafts to have a much better draft presentation . . . .