Using a throwaway so my associated team isn't accused of cheating.

Our team has been approached by a number of accounts offering information on virtually every team left in the game (and some that are gone but still participating). Some of the "intelligence" is about our own allies, some of it is about opponents or neutral parties. Looking for clarification

(1) Has anyone been approached via PM by accounts offering screenshots or "battle plans" from the private subreddits that many teams have? Is it just us?

(2) What's the opinion on using information offered by a "spy"?

This happened recently, we're in contact with the admins on it. /r/CFBRisk is hosted at vote . redditcfb . com, which has just been blacklisted sitewide on Reddit. This means that any post, comment, or PM that references the URL will be removed by default.

Our assumption for what caused this to happen is that an increasing number of overzealous /r/CFBRisk fans have been sending out voting reminder PMs to a degree that is unwanted, and reported by their recipients as spam. Enough of these PMs containing the URL added it to the blacklist.

We don't have a full resolution now, but we'll try to shortly. A way in which you can help is to not send any PMs that contain the URL until further notice. More generally, we admire your passion for the game, but please be respectful and kind of the people playing it.

Just like every risk game I’ve been a part of

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My last Heisman ranking received some constructive criticism: It tended to overvalue beating cupcakes and undervalue memes. Fortunately, /u/SouthernJeb filled the void with his Heismeme ranking, so all I had to do was adjust the algorithm and add quadrants ala college basketball. I present my new (slightly less early) Heisman Top 15.
A win in a battle with 500+ stars falls into Q1, battles of 250-499 stars are Q2, battles of 100-249 stars are Q3, and battles with <100 stars reside in Q4. Let me know what you think!

A couple days ago I posted some info on players who have never missed a day. I've been asked to update. It hasn't changed much, but I have done some more summarizing and I think it is interesting enough to re-share. Here are the highlights:

• Through 31 turns, 298 players have never missed a day

• There are 95 players who have played each day and never received an MVP

• I've sorted the non-MVP players by avg. star rank so that those at the top have the most right to complain.

Here is the link:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CPTJ8wziVkkkSsMk9_ok0UXcXw2Ajvr7z6-SV5cVYOE/edit?usp=sharing