I ruled that Ryan gets to keep Khris Davis @ $1 based on the faulty assumption that he had rookie status. Both the Excel & Google Doc were in error. We need a rule to address situations like this in the future.

SLOTerp wrote:I ruled that Ryan gets to keep Khris Davis @ $1 based on the faulty assumption that he had rookie status. Both the Excel & Google Doc were in error. We need a rule to address situations like this in the future.

Can't you just correct it? He's not a rookie. Give him the option of keeping him for six, or dropping him and getting his buck back.

I'm guessing, George, that you didn't catch the rather heated conversation at the Google page.

SLOTerp wrote:I'm guessing, George, that you didn't catch the rather heated conversation at the Google page.

Yeah, I'm not a big user of Google+.

A little too facebooky for me. It seems to do well with real-time conversations but it lacks the organization to be useful for referencing or adding to old discussions.

I don't think it's any worse than a forum in that regard. It's simply a function of volume of activity. Unlike FB, G+ doesn't have a ton of activity (and you can narrow down to RBL-only in any case), so it's not too hard to find old posts. Maybe searching is a bit harder? Though you wouldn't think so, given that it's tied to Google.

The UI is definitely not as optimized for "threads", but you can make it more so (I forget where the setting is but you can change it from multi-column to single-column view).