10 June 2007, 21:00 | #1 |
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EAB/Lemon Super League General Discussion
Not sure if this thread will get much use, but I think it would be a good idea anyway.
Seeing as I've decided to keep the Results thread locked for the sake of tidiness, there isn't anywhere we can have a chat about the Games League in general, I thought it would be good if we had a separate thread to discuss general League-related matters. So if you want to talk about the results, standings, previous rounds, general banter, general queries about the competiton (or this thread ), anything really as long as it doesn't stray too far off-topic, this is the thread to do it. |
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Me wants all the qoutes to be written using the one and only - fixedsys font!
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Trust Shoonay to get the first reply in
For the last time - THAT QUOTE IS IN FIXEDSYS! ARE YOU NEVER SATISFIED? |
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Satisfied? When I'm gonna have a FIXED SIS!
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Well done with organising / maintaining all of this Graham
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Cheers for the kind words Damien, it's nice to know my work is appreciated
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So this is the thread where i can state that I am EXTREMELY happy to have beaten musashi5150, Shoonay and Mad-Matt in round one.
Whohay, i got 1 point..... Btw, very good work Graham! |
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Why voting for the next round ends 7 days before the end of the previous round? 3 or even 2 days would not be enough?
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It gives Graham time to sort the thread out, decide on any rules, set up templates, find versions to play (non buggy) etc
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Initially, I thought about doing the vote in the final week of each round but decided I didn't want to juggle the final week of scores (which could, in theory, be quite hectic) and keeping track of the votes at the same time. So I thought I could do it after each round, but that would mean a break in the compo every few weeks and would become stop-start, so doing it during the second week seemed ideal - you know well in advance what game is going to be played in the next round, and I can concentrate on keeping track of the game scores and league positions etc, during the final week.
However, as to why I don't finish the vote a few days before the end of each round.... erm, it never occured to me, believe it or not. Regardless I wanted to run the vote for a week so it didn't drag out for too long, so I just went for the first Saturday of the round to the second Friday (i.e, June 16th to June 22nd). There's no real major reason, that's just the first thing I thought of. Don't think it makes a great deal of difference really, anyway. |
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Bippy put it rather better than me
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I was just curious. It seemed odd to me that 7 days are needed to prepare everything, especially when you are very active in the forum. But that is OK with me I am satisfied with your answer. Thanks
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Continuing from Round 3 Vote thread
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Apidya - great that the winner is another game that saves scores In that case I can compete and crash you guys |
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