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There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.

I have no doubt that Lenny is talking with the lawyers before any statement is issued.

 
this is the most fair. The morons who hadn't submitted waiver bids already were clearly not focused enough.

Now they can pickup the scraps if they have to.

 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
What happens when a player that was awarded early is subsequently dropped tonight in order to block another owner's bids?Unfortunately, there is no way for this to end in a good fashion. I see legal action being taken regardless of the solution.
 
The fairest solutioin is for everyone to be honest and re-bid what they were going to originally bid.

:goodposting: :banned:

COFII got our bids in!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Don't know really but my personal opinion is people knowing what you bid on a player versus not having the chance to bid on a player is the worse of the two evils so bids should be re-set. But I know that's not completely fair, just the one I feel would be fairest to all.For what it's worth I've been in WCOFF since the beginning in 7 various leagues total. I almost never make a bid before friday but yesterday I was placed on hold for about 30 minutes and decided to do it than so I'm not negatively affected by this. In face, in a sattellite league this may have helped my acquire Owen Daniels. Still, I'd rather my bids were deleted and started over. I play in high stakes leagues like WCOFF because I enjoy the competition and it's nice to shoot for a high financial reward when you put the work into fantasy football like me and many others do. Still, at the end of the day it's a game I'd rather see everyone be able to compete in fairly.
 
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There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Don't know really but my personal opinion is people knowing what you did on a player versus not having the chance to bid on a player is the worse of the two evils so bids should be re-set. But I know that's not completely fair, just the one I feel would be fairest to all.For what it's worth I've been in WCOFF since the beginning and 7 various leagues total. I almost never make a bid before friday but yesterday I was placed on hold for about 30 minutes and decided to do it than so I'm not negatively affected by this. In face, in a sattellite league this may have helped my acquire Owen Daniels. Still, I'd rather my bids were deleted and started over. I play in high stakes leagues like WCOFF because I put I enjoy the competition and it's nice to shoot for a high financial reward when you put the work into fantasy football like me and many others do. Still, at the end of the day it's a game I'd rather see everyone be able to compete in fairly.
How would that make it more fair? If anything it opens it up to manipulation more than ever.
 
very unfortunate situation. happened in my satellite too. there's really only 2 options, let them stand and re-run at 8pm or re-set everything. i really wasn't going to bid on anyone this week so it doesn't hurt me either way, but as someone else said, i think the lesser of two evils would be to re-set everything.

 
a lot of pissed off people over on the WCOFF message board right now. were that many teams really that dependent on their week 8 waiver wire pickups?? Owen Daniels might not catch another pass all freakin' year.

 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Don't know really but my personal opinion is people knowing what you did on a player versus not having the chance to bid on a player is the worse of the two evils so bids should be re-set. But I know that's not completely fair, just the one I feel would be fairest to all.For what it's worth I've been in WCOFF since the beginning and 7 various leagues total. I almost never make a bid before friday but yesterday I was placed on hold for about 30 minutes and decided to do it than so I'm not negatively affected by this. In face, in a sattellite league this may have helped my acquire Owen Daniels. Still, I'd rather my bids were deleted and started over. I play in high stakes leagues like WCOFF because I put I enjoy the competition and it's nice to shoot for a high financial reward when you put the work into fantasy football like me and many others do. Still, at the end of the day it's a game I'd rather see everyone be able to compete in fairly.
How would that make it more fair? If anything it opens it up to manipulation more than ever.
If the bids are re-set it gives everyone a chance to bid on all players. Having the chance to bid on a player when people already know what some are willing to pay is a lot better alternative that not having a chance to bid on a player at all.
 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Don't know really but my personal opinion is people knowing what you did on a player versus not having the chance to bid on a player is the worse of the two evils so bids should be re-set. But I know that's not completely fair, just the one I feel would be fairest to all.For what it's worth I've been in WCOFF since the beginning and 7 various leagues total. I almost never make a bid before friday but yesterday I was placed on hold for about 30 minutes and decided to do it than so I'm not negatively affected by this. In face, in a sattellite league this may have helped my acquire Owen Daniels. Still, I'd rather my bids were deleted and started over. I play in high stakes leagues like WCOFF because I put I enjoy the competition and it's nice to shoot for a high financial reward when you put the work into fantasy football like me and many others do. Still, at the end of the day it's a game I'd rather see everyone be able to compete in fairly.
How would that make it more fair? If anything it opens it up to manipulation more than ever.
If the bids are re-set it gives everyone a chance to bid on all players. Having the chance to bid on a player when people already know what some are willing to pay is a lot better alternative that not having a chance to bid on a player at all.
You still have a chance to bid on players. Just not the ones that someone already bid on. Having that information is MORE unfair to people who put in blind bids than NOT being able to bid on that person, but still having the ability to bid on someone else.It Happened, Kev.
 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Don't know really but my personal opinion is people knowing what you did on a player versus not having the chance to bid on a player is the worse of the two evils so bids should be re-set. But I know that's not completely fair, just the one I feel would be fairest to all.For what it's worth I've been in WCOFF since the beginning and 7 various leagues total. I almost never make a bid before friday but yesterday I was placed on hold for about 30 minutes and decided to do it than so I'm not negatively affected by this. In face, in a sattellite league this may have helped my acquire Owen Daniels. Still, I'd rather my bids were deleted and started over. I play in high stakes leagues like WCOFF because I put I enjoy the competition and it's nice to shoot for a high financial reward when you put the work into fantasy football like me and many others do. Still, at the end of the day it's a game I'd rather see everyone be able to compete in fairly.
How would that make it more fair? If anything it opens it up to manipulation more than ever.
If the bids are re-set it gives everyone a chance to bid on all players. Having the chance to bid on a player when people already know what some are willing to pay is a lot better alternative that not having a chance to bid on a player at all.
You still have a chance to bid on players. Just not the ones that someone already bid on. Having that information is MORE unfair to people who put in blind bids than NOT being able to bid on that person, but still having the ability to bid on someone else.It Happened, Kev.
And exactly how many quality players do you think are left worth bidding on in a 12 team, 20 roster league were the available free agents have already been picked over and you can't bid on anyone who was just dropped?
 
And exactly how many quality players do you think are left worth bidding on in a 12 team, 20 roster league were the available free agents have already been picked over and you can't bid on anyone who was just dropped?

Not really the point.....people who invested in the competitive high dollar leagues still need bye week or injury replacements regardless of the talent pool out there.
 
this is the most fair. The morons who hadn't submitted waiver bids already were clearly not focused enough.Now they can pickup the scraps if they have to.
they could have been busy. For that kind of $ you're getting some "high roller" businessmen not just diehard FFers that put in waivers on Monday and Tuesday morning.
 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Why can't they just undo it and process them at the right time? Because blind bid amounts were seen?
 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Why can't they just undo it and process them at the right time? Because blind bid amounts were seen?
Yes
 
And exactly how many quality players do you think are left worth bidding on in a 12 team, 20 roster league were the available free agents have already been picked over and you can't bid on anyone who was just dropped?

Not really the point.....people who invested in the competitive high dollar leagues still need bye week or injury replacements regardless of the talent pool out there.
I'm not sure you get my point. People who invest in competitive high dollar leagues should get a chance to bid on all the available free agents, not the one's who have already been picked over. Teams can still get a bye week or injury replacement because the bidding is going to open back up but all the bids that have been processed are final so if you waited until the rules say you can wait the pickings will be slimmed out.
 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Why can't they just undo it and process them at the right time? Because blind bid amounts were seen?
Yes
ahhh that's the route I'd go. I can see how it'd stink on your end but ...
 
Who is the hot WW pickup in your league this week?

Seems quite pertinent but not mentioned yet. I'm curious if it's not some 5th WR that will never start for your teams or a bye week kicker or somesuch.

 
whoTF is Martin Ruvell?
Packer WR Ruvell Martin.Greg Jennings returns this week(likely) so he was just a one week starter(ignoring Green Bay lines up in 3 WR set to open game sometimes) If he's the highest bid upon player I'm thinking :shirt:
 
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Who is the hot WW pickup in your league this week?Seems quite pertinent but not mentioned yet. I'm curious if it's not some 5th WR that will never start for your teams or a bye week kicker or somesuch.
this is the part i don't get. i understand people are pissed, justifiably so, but it's not the end of the world. at this point people are bidding $300 over Owen Daniels, Nate Washington, and whichever kicker they want to cover Akers' or Kasay's bye
 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Why can't they just undo it and process them at the right time? Because blind bid amounts were seen?
Yes
Personally, I wouldn't want anyone else to know what I was bidding on Reche Caldwell. But if we redid the bids, everyone would know.
 
I don't play in WCOFF, but I can't believe they would let the waivers stand. It sucks for teams whose bid became known, but at least going forward everyone has equal information as to what the previous high bid was. If you let the waivers stand, some teams had zero chance at the players they wanted. I don't see how anyone can say that would be a fairer solution than rolling the waivers back and doing them at the correct time.

 
There is no solution to this screw up that is fair to everyone.
No there is probably not a solution that is fair to everyone but the solution they have taken so far is to allow the bidding to stand and re-run them later and that's not acceptable.
So what is acceptable, if there is not a fair solution to everyone?
Don't know really but my personal opinion is people knowing what you did on a player versus not having the chance to bid on a player is the worse of the two evils so bids should be re-set. But I know that's not completely fair, just the one I feel would be fairest to all.For what it's worth I've been in WCOFF since the beginning and 7 various leagues total. I almost never make a bid before friday but yesterday I was placed on hold for about 30 minutes and decided to do it than so I'm not negatively affected by this. In face, in a sattellite league this may have helped my acquire Owen Daniels. Still, I'd rather my bids were deleted and started over. I play in high stakes leagues like WCOFF because I put I enjoy the competition and it's nice to shoot for a high financial reward when you put the work into fantasy football like me and many others do. Still, at the end of the day it's a game I'd rather see everyone be able to compete in fairly.
How would that make it more fair? If anything it opens it up to manipulation more than ever.
If the bids are re-set it gives everyone a chance to bid on all players. Having the chance to bid on a player when people already know what some are willing to pay is a lot better alternative that not having a chance to bid on a player at all.
You still have a chance to bid on players. Just not the ones that someone already bid on. Having that information is MORE unfair to people who put in blind bids than NOT being able to bid on that person, but still having the ability to bid on someone else.It Happened, Kev.
And exactly how many quality players do you think are left worth bidding on in a 12 team, 20 roster league were the available free agents have already been picked over and you can't bid on anyone who was just dropped?
That's really not the point at all.
 

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