Nothing to see here. It was Rishi’s fault according to Dan.
The final decision from The Commissioner.
Last Thursday I was asked to make a change in the Waiver Wire and Free Agents settings ( originated by QFL 1) to set the priority order to “reverse order of standings†(I was told to set to non-serpentine). It appears I fucked this up – as Fantrax software allows the setting for both FA & WW to non-serpentine. In making this change, the software set the Free Agent Claim System to “automated priority†– thus locking waiver wires. This setting also appears to have prevented the ability to bid on certain FA players for reasons that are unclear and not specified I the Fantrax settings help page. (Note that this change ONLY affected FA, did not impact WW.)
I was not alerted to any problems with Fantrax FA until last night around midnight by Reuven(Sooms) when he emailed stating that RG3 was still listed as WW; that he had “inadvertently†dropped Detroit defense and most importantly that he was unable to make some FA bids. It is impossible to know exactly who experienced problems or what, b/c there were valid FA bids successfully made.
Based on the transaction history, there were 3 teams that made FA bids: Membrillos, Sooms & Turds. Catch42 also claims he was unable to enter a bid for Taliaferro, but that he was going to bid higher than $1. In fairness to everyone in QFL2, the best approach is to rewind (invalidate) last night’s FA bids and start fresh next week.
I phoned most teams involved to discuss the potential of setting FA for tonight. At this rate, there is a 3 or 4 hour window to re-bid. The short window is just not fair to everyone involved. Therefore, ALL of yesterday’s transactions will be removed.
I’m fining myself $20 for not doing the due diligence of confirming with the “Masters†at Q1. But I’m also not going to bitch about the fucking software or the cryptic instructions…
Sooms, I should fine you for “inadvertently†deleting your defense, but “potential†loss of Taliaferro is a fine.
Now I actually have to get back to my real job.