The whole unique and new thing is a moot point. If you're going to keep going on about it and trying to trash me, then go ahead. You're really stretching it with that but I really could care less what you think as far as that goes.
Regarding the e-mail, yea I sent one out to the league members. As I have done with a couple of other leagues. When you've got a league that requires 90 members you need to come up with some ideas as to how to recruit because posting on the OOTP board and asking friends isnt going to add up to 90 people who want to join.
The only reason I mentioned in the email to your members that the league was similar to Beta Baseball was simply because I saw the whole 3 positions per team thing. So to that end I thought it'd interest them. It was in no means intended to make someone quit yours and join mine (and since you said nobody has quit then it didnt happen). People can be in multiple leagues, obviously. A couple of people from your league responded and wanted to join. One of those members emailed me back and thought I was taking over Beta Baseball and applauded me for it for whatever reasons. I wasn't going to bring that out to the open because I'm not looking to blast you or your league.
Far as I'm concerned, the OCBL is a unique league. If there is any other 2003 current MLB roster league with an owner, manager and GM for each team, waiver wires, 10/5 players, franchise players, use of an inseason/offseason simulator and such, then I will no longer claim to call it unique. Good luck finding one.
Once again, feel free to join!
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