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enuttage · 11-15-2004, 07:53 PM

Not a bad idea to play in a league first to at least get the feel of what you like and don't like so you can get off and running once you crank up your own league.

I played in a few leagues around for 6-9 months (might've been a year) previous to starting our league and lurked in a WHOLE lot more.

Also, to do it right, in my opinion, set aside a couple of months (less if you don't work) to get the website and system nice and ready to roll once you start signing folks up. Of course, if you're more web proficient than I am (likely), it may go faster. Bottom line is the more prepped you are, the smoother it goes, and the happier your GMs are.

G'luck with whatever you do, and if you haven any specific questions, feel free to hit me with a PM. I'd be happy to help.

-E

11-15-2004, 07:53 PM	#5
enuttage Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Hill Country Posts: 2,431	Not a bad idea to play in a league first to at least get the feel of what you like and don't like so you can get off and running once you crank up your own league. I played in a few leagues around for 6-9 months (might've been a year) previous to starting our league and lurked in a WHOLE lot more. Also, to do it right, in my opinion, set aside a couple of months (less if you don't work) to get the website and system nice and ready to roll once you start signing folks up. Of course, if you're more web proficient than I am (likely), it may go faster. Bottom line is the more prepped you are, the smoother it goes, and the happier your GMs are. G'luck with whatever you do, and if you haven any specific questions, feel free to hit me with a PM. I'd be happy to help. -E __________________ The former GM of the WHBL Managua Four Roses *"The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them."* Last edited by enuttage; 11-15-2004 at 07:55 PM.