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I had originally just changed this one to read rounds #1-#5It's a lot easier to divide 20 by 5 and get 4 than it is to divide 20 by 4 and get 5. Five different threads are 20% more work than four different threads....a sixth including teams stand alone.
So: please change your's back to agree (four threads at five rounds each; your thread then reflects #6-#10) and let's keep it simple as possible.
In the meantime, I'll keep searching: is there a functional reason that this can't be split into threads with more content:
1) One thread for 20 rounds?
20 Two threads 10 rounds?
3) Three threads: 2 rounds at seven and one round at six?
I had originally just changed this one to read rounds #1-#5It's a lot easier to divide 20 by 5 and get 4 than it is to divide 20 by 4 and get 5. Five different threads are 20% more work than four different threads....a sixth including teams stand alone.
So: please change your's back to agree (four threads at five rounds each; your thread then reflects #6-#10) and let's keep it simple as possible.
In the meantime, I'll keep searching: is there a functional reason that this can't be split into threads with more content:
1) One thread for 20 rounds?
20 Two threads 10 rounds?
3) Three threads: 2 rounds at seven and one round at six?
All of these are tremendous ideas, Toad--but I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel here. These drafts have been set up this way for a few years now and everyone is used to working in this format. I didn't even notice your rounds #s in the title until after setting up the other thread--just working it on automatic.
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