its yahoo. and the commissioner edit was noted on the leagues home page. you have to go into a separate set of controls exclusive to the commissioner to make the change.He may not have necessarily done it on purpose. On CBS nothing changes with the active/reserve changes on your homepage unless you load the page after the deadline. Yet a change can still occur after the deadline if he takes his sweet time making the roster move.
Exactly!!You're making a big deal of nothing. Games hadn't started yet.
It could be an accident since the Commish wouldn't see that the players locked and might have thought he was just getting in before 1 p.m. But if your deadline is 1 and not 1:05, that's what it should be.If you let it go, you're saying that the deadline is a) 1 p.m. for 11 teams and b) before kickoff for the Commish. Can't do that. I'm always a defender of Commissioners and the fact that they're allowed to compete just like any other team. I don't like when Commissioners have to go above and beyond to "prove" they're fair, like they're guilty until proven innocent. They should be allowed to compete like every other team.In this case, every other team has their rosters lock at 1. You should say something, and NOT wait to see if it affects the outcome or not. It's either okay or it's not. The outcome doesn't matter.
But that is over using his commish abilities imho.Harmless? Absolutely.But if i wanted to do it with a 1pm deadline, i am up s*@t creek without a paddle since I do not have those abilities.Like one other post said, if 1pm deadline, 1pm is the deadline, not a min after, rules are rules.If kickoff is deadline, that is more reasonable, but still doesn't seem fair for all the non commish's.You're making a big deal of nothing. Games hadn't started yet.
Exactly!!You're making a big deal of nothing. Games hadn't started yet.![]()
the matter that WAS at hand: should the commissioner be able to use the commissioner controls to change his lineup after they locked? it has been resolved. the commissioner was not allowed to change his lineup through the commissioner controls, but only through his team page. every team, including the commissioner is held to the same default deadlines, regardless of kickoff time. allowing a grey area here would be opening a huge can of wormsdeadline is kickoff, not 1pm.
I love the yes/no.
deadline is kickoff, not 1pm.
Me too.'Fightin Donkey said:'gandalas said:deadline is kickoff, not 1pm.I've done it for myself, and for other owners.No harm at all.
I don't believe this is true, at least not for the CBS League I am in. There is a note at the top of the page in red that tells me I am making changes with Comish privileges.A Comish is supposed to know the rules. There is no excuse for him to make changes if no-one else can. If he did make an honest mistake he needs to change the line-up back.'two_dollars said:He may not have necessarily done it on purpose. On CBS nothing changes with the active/reserve changes on your homepage unless you load the page after the deadline. Yet a change can still occur after the deadline if he takes his sweet time making the roster move. It will tell a player without commish status that it was too late, but it will not say a word to the commish about it.
then why is it not already set for the entire league can set line ups until kick off (obviously its possible!). it is an unfair advantage the commish because nobody can track him down in time for a last second change. I have leagues that have line ups due at kick off and ones 5 mins before kick off. no commish has ever tried to pull that stunt.Voted yes. You oughta be embarrassed attempting to win on a technicality like this. ##### ### move.
I think you're jumping to the conclusion that this is a big abuse of power. I've had people call me to give me last minute changes; often with a legit reason they couldn't get to a computer. Who knows what happened to the commish? maybe his kid was sick or he got hung up in traffic or his PC froze... Any number of things. I wouldn't play the "cheater" card because he was two minutes late, especially since his move preceded kickoff.But that is over using his commish abilities imho.Harmless? Absolutely.But if i wanted to do it with a 1pm deadline, i am up s*@t creek without a paddle since I do not have those abilities.Like one other post said, if 1pm deadline, 1pm is the deadline, not a min after, rules are rules.If kickoff is deadline, that is more reasonable, but still doesn't seem fair for all the non commish's.You're making a big deal of nothing. Games hadn't started yet.
It's not a stunt. It;s called deciding t start different players at th last minute but before they have actually begun playing. To try and invalidate the change 40 minutes later (and presumably after watching the new player do well) is pretty weak.Most leagues have provisions that allow people to phone/text/email in last second switches pre kickoff, which this was.'footballnerd said:then why is it not already set for the entire league can set line ups until kick off (obviously its possible!). it is an unfair advantage the commish because nobody can track him down in time for a last second change. I have leagues that have line ups due at kick off and ones 5 mins before kick off. no commish has ever tried to pull that stunt.'Hipple said:Voted yes. You oughta be embarrassed attempting to win on a technicality like this. ##### ### move.
and to answer your question. Because CBS's software is limited and because they historically overload their servers.'footballnerd said:then why is it not already set for the entire league can set line ups until kick off (obviously its possible!). it is an unfair advantage the commish because nobody can track him down in time for a last second change. I have leagues that have line ups due at kick off and ones 5 mins before kick off. no commish has ever tried to pull that stunt.'Hipple said:Voted yes. You oughta be embarrassed attempting to win on a technicality like this. ##### ### move.
Your sentence structure and punctuation really drive home your point about the lack of laws.the commish stinks up the joint and everyone here defending him does too you dont get to do things other players cant just because you are the commissioner jeez you guys make me want to vomit stop trying to justify cheating thats ridiculous take it to the bank it doesnt matter if he did it between lineup lock and before kicoffs all that matters is that he did it when he should not have been able to do it wow your jerkyies probalby think that if you murder someone at the north pole its ok because there are no laws up there yikes well if that is what you think go live with the penguins and get out of here
yes/nothe commish stinks up the joint and everyone here defending him does too you dont get to do things other players cant just because you are the commissioner jeez you guys make me want to vomit stop trying to justify cheating thats ridiculous take it to the bank it doesnt matter if he did it between lineup lock and before kicoffs all that matters is that he did it when he should not have been able to do it wow your jerkyies probalby think that if you murder someone at the north pole its ok because there are no laws up there yikes well if that is what you think go live with the penguins and get out of here
thisI'd expect the commish to allow it in every league I want to be in. I'd try to AVOID leagues with players that try to get out of losses with technicalities like this. Really surprised there are so many NOs. Somewhat dissapointing for the SP.Most leagues have provisions that allow people to phone/text/email in last second switches pre kickoff, which this was.
It's an abuse of commissioner privileges if the league rules state "lineups lock at 1pm" and the commish uses something only available to him to circumvent that. Surprised there would be so many YES responses on this. If your league allows the practice, of course it's okay. I do allow this in my league...my email/phone is listed in our league charter, along with a notation that if you don't get a confirmation from me that I received the request prior to the start of the games, you must send a (time stamped obviously) email to me and your opponent.thisI'd expect the commish to allow it in every league I want to be in. I'd try to AVOID leagues with players that try to get out of losses with technicalities like this. Really surprised there are so many NOs. Somewhat dissapointing for the SP.Most leagues have provisions that allow people to phone/text/email in last second switches pre kickoff, which this was.
the commish stinks up the joint and everyone here defending him does too you dont get to do things other players cant just because you are the commissioner jeez you guys make me want to vomit stop trying to justify cheating thats ridiculous take it to the bank it doesnt matter if he did it between lineup lock and before kicoffs all that matters is that he did it when he should not have been able to do it wow your jerkyies probalby think that if you murder someone at the north pole its ok because there are no laws up there yikes well if that is what you think go live with the penguins and get out of here
XNYT:Laws which apply at the North Polethe commish stinks up the joint and everyone here defending him does too you dont get to do things other players cant just because you are the commissioner jeez you guys make me want to vomit stop trying to justify cheating thats ridiculous take it to the bank it doesnt matter if he did it between lineup lock and before kicoffs all that matters is that he did it when he should not have been able to do it wow your jerkyies probalby think that if you murder someone at the north pole its ok because there are no laws up there yikes well if that is what you think go live with the penguins and get out of here
The Arctic is also already substantially regulated by domestic and international laws. For while the Antarctic is a continent surrounded by oceans, the Arctic is an ocean surrounded by continents. All of the land belongs incontestably to one or another Arctic nation, with the insignificant exception of Hans Island, a rocky islet halfway between Greenland and Canada.
The Arctic Ocean itself is governed by the law of the sea, which all nations accept as customary international law. Developed through centuries of diplomatic practice, these rules have been codified in the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea, which most nations — though not yet the United States — have ratified.
Interestingly enough I am taking a vacation there with my #### wife next year. I mean my loving wife. LOVING!XNYT:Laws which apply at the North Polethe commish stinks up the joint and everyone here defending him does too you dont get to do things other players cant just because you are the commissioner jeez you guys make me want to vomit stop trying to justify cheating thats ridiculous take it to the bank it doesnt matter if he did it between lineup lock and before kicoffs all that matters is that he did it when he should not have been able to do it wow your jerkyies probalby think that if you murder someone at the north pole its ok because there are no laws up there yikes well if that is what you think go live with the penguins and get out of here
The Arctic is also already substantially regulated by domestic and international laws. For while the Antarctic is a continent surrounded by oceans, the Arctic is an ocean surrounded by continents. All of the land belongs incontestably to one or another Arctic nation, with the insignificant exception of Hans Island, a rocky islet halfway between Greenland and Canada.
The Arctic Ocean itself is governed by the law of the sea, which all nations accept as customary international law. Developed through centuries of diplomatic practice, these rules have been codified in the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea, which most nations — though not yet the United States — have ratified.
XNYT:Laws which apply at the North Polethe commish stinks up the joint and everyone here defending him does too you dont get to do things other players cant just because you are the commissioner jeez you guys make me want to vomit stop trying to justify cheating thats ridiculous take it to the bank it doesnt matter if he did it between lineup lock and before kicoffs all that matters is that he did it when he should not have been able to do it wow your jerkyies probalby think that if you murder someone at the north pole its ok because there are no laws up there yikes well if that is what you think go live with the penguins and get out of here
The Arctic is also already substantially regulated by domestic and international laws. For while the Antarctic is a continent surrounded by oceans, the Arctic is an ocean surrounded by continents. All of the land belongs incontestably to one or another Arctic nation, with the insignificant exception of Hans Island, a rocky islet halfway between Greenland and Canada.
The Arctic Ocean itself is governed by the law of the sea, which all nations accept as customary international law. Developed through centuries of diplomatic practice, these rules have been codified in the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea, which most nations though not yet the United States have ratified.
plus there aren't any penguins there.XNYT:Laws which apply at the North Polethe commish stinks up the joint and everyone here defending him does too you dont get to do things other players cant just because you are the commissioner jeez you guys make me want to vomit stop trying to justify cheating thats ridiculous take it to the bank it doesnt matter if he did it between lineup lock and before kicoffs all that matters is that he did it when he should not have been able to do it wow your jerkyies probalby think that if you murder someone at the north pole its ok because there are no laws up there yikes well if that is what you think go live with the penguins and get out of here
The Arctic is also already substantially regulated by domestic and international laws. For while the Antarctic is a continent surrounded by oceans, the Arctic is an ocean surrounded by continents. All of the land belongs incontestably to one or another Arctic nation, with the insignificant exception of Hans Island, a rocky islet halfway between Greenland and Canada.
The Arctic Ocean itself is governed by the law of the sea, which all nations accept as customary international law. Developed through centuries of diplomatic practice, these rules have been codified in the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea, which most nations — though not yet the United States — have ratified.