Comments on: Tsubamegun Welcomes the Central League http://tokyoswallows.com/2009/06/30/tsubamegun-welcomes-the-central-league/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=tsubamegun-welcomes-the-central-league An in-depth look at the Tokyo Yakult Swallows, Jingu Stadium, the Central League, and Japanese Pro Baseball Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:13:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Garrett DeOrio http://tokyoswallows.com/2009/06/30/tsubamegun-welcomes-the-central-league/comment-page-1/#comment-1478 Garrett DeOrio Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:57:10 +0000 http://tokyoswallows.com/?p=3431#comment-1478 While there's nothing wrong with <em>Tiger Tails</em>, we have something else in mind - we'd like to see a certain amount of uniformity of navigation and product across the network. Nothing against any existing NPB blog - we link to many, will continue to link to many, and have discussed the above idea with people who are blogging elsewhere. They just don't quite accomplish what we hope to accomplish. We don't consider it a hassle to set up the site and the conditions would only become a hassle if we had to somehow enforce them. Considering that the conditions will be known to any potential volunteer, we don't anticipate any headaches. People who don't want to or can't meet the conditions will presumably not take over the blogs. It goes without saying, though, that anyone who takes over a team blog will get our help, including what we could call, for lack of a better term, our "best practices," which will, we hope, make it easier to keep up the blog and do the things that we think make a difference - like getting game reports up as soon as possible after games. While there’s nothing wrong with Tiger Tails, we have something else in mind – we’d like to see a certain amount of uniformity of navigation and product across the network. Nothing against any existing NPB blog – we link to many, will continue to link to many, and have discussed the above idea with people who are blogging elsewhere. They just don’t quite accomplish what we hope to accomplish.

We don’t consider it a hassle to set up the site and the conditions would only become a hassle if we had to somehow enforce them. Considering that the conditions will be known to any potential volunteer, we don’t anticipate any headaches. People who don’t want to or can’t meet the conditions will presumably not take over the blogs.

It goes without saying, though, that anyone who takes over a team blog will get our help, including what we could call, for lack of a better term, our “best practices,” which will, we hope, make it easier to keep up the blog and do the things that we think make a difference – like getting game reports up as soon as possible after games.

]]> By: Christopher http://tokyoswallows.com/2009/06/30/tsubamegun-welcomes-the-central-league/comment-page-1/#comment-1477 Christopher Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:16:44 +0000 http://tokyoswallows.com/?p=3431#comment-1477 For Tigers - why not just link to Tiger Tails? You'll get almost all of what you want without the hassle of setting it up yourself and making sure that the conditions are followed. The only thing you don't get is many same day reports. It takes time to research and prepare these so they're mostly the day after. For Tigers – why not just link to Tiger Tails? You’ll get almost all of what you want without the hassle of setting it up yourself and making sure that the conditions are followed. The only thing you don’t get is many same day reports. It takes time to research and prepare these so they’re mostly the day after.

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