First of all, Peikko makes sense. Closing down the admin channel would be a good idea since most people see a channel, and think of it as a channel where they expect feedback.

Here is an example...
-When someone asks in main what to do about a match needing to be pushed through, this is what I tell them to do:

Go into #fumbbladmin with your opponent. One of you say you are having an upload problem. Both of you say the score and the number of cas. Both of you say thanks.... then both of you leave the channel. Then go play a game with a different team and by the time you return, it should be uploaded.

Using the admin channel as more of an answering machine than a doorbell would save some effort.

I think better communication of the protocol of handling certain common problems would serve the admins and the community well.

I also think a few US admins would be helpful. At nighttime, we don't have an admin. Its too late for Angie and Trog isn't around as much. Its the US nighttime that gets a lot of the twits (as sad as I am to say that).

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