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To clarify one thing that I can't go back and edit:
"Initially, this is based on algorithms tracking projected value, draft ranking etc. "
I mean, the "per-week" value of a player's contract would initially be algorithmically generated. Afterwards, when a contract expired, anyone could make a per-week bid on that player. Similar to the stock market, you could buy low, sell high like futures contracts, etc. Trades could include buyouts.
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Just checking in to say I will absolutely not use Yahoo next year unless a league-viewable direct-message style smack talk feature that allows me to speak directly to one player exists. I prefer not to play fantasy football-lite on my phone so I don't care about what "lite" features you have planned for "mobile fantasy". I don't care about mobile features and simplified dumbed down mobile apps. Also, nobody uses the main forums in my league. Please reinstate smack talk or we are bailing.
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I have a feeling we'll see smack talk after the election. Maybe wikileaks could tells us??? Too many people making fun of Hilary Clinton in smacktalk is not good for Yahoo's politics.
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"OFFICIAL 2016 SMACK TALK PETITION"
Well, we're already in week 8 and nothing's happening. So in other words I'm halfway to leaving Yahoo in 2017.An error occurred while saving the comment A
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Guys smacktalk is microaggression. You need to start loving everyone. Even if they are bad people or their ideas are totally awful. Come on let's hold hands and sing We Are the World. Together we can turn the world into a humorless gray soup.
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I really think this needs to be addressed ASAP. My league is incredibly boring this year. The whole point is to reconnect with friends and people are just losing interest. In general, NFL ratings are down probably because of Roger Goodell has ruined the league but that doesn't mean fantasy football has to be terrible too. Please bring back smack talk. If the reason it was removed was because of abuse in public leagues, fine, allow commissioners the ability to turn it on and moderate it themselves. Please implement this. I can absolutely tell you that I will quit playing on Yahoo if this doesn't happen. Thanks.
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I am guessing the reason they removed smack talk is because it's considered mean in the new lame era of the "don't hurt my feelings" world.
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Step up and be a man. You are the commissioner, allow the trades to pass through you. If it's fair, pass it. If it's ridiculous, veto it. SOLVED.
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Another bad idea. Fantasy football mirrors economics in many ways. If quarterbacks are a valuable commodity and my team is terrible it might not be a bad idea to horde QBs to up their trade value. Fantasy football is like the stock market which is why it is fun.
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Whoever supports this idea supports trophies for everybody even if they are terrible. Waaaaaah! My quarterback got hurt, it's not fair.
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Spontaneous injuries are part of the game. If your QB goes down, tough luck. Lame idea.
When a player's weekly contract expires, they essentially become a free agent open to a bidding war with anyone in the league.
Dumping an underperforming player to the waivers nullifies their contract and makes them a free agent again.