… keep notifying us whenever new projection systems come out. the community projections are fine, but i am more interested in PECOTA, CHONE, etc.

you’d probably do that anyway, but i always enjoyed LB’s parsing of those projections.

community projections during spring, roster matrices of course, I beleive LB did a weekly farm update (not officially but in his bullet points) which even with FR is still nice to have, interviews with the FO, trading questions with other SB blogs, those are all things I like to see.

I also think it would be enjoyable if one of us went the way of AOL Funhouse and did ‘discussions’ between players and management, using their pressbox photos. Much like azru? did with Tony/Pineiro/Thompson a few weeks ago.

as is obvious by now, is the playoff series open threads. It’s great baseball for great baseball fans. Drop in and talk about the game where we don’t have to get too upset if there’s a blown save.

I would also add, like others, the community projections for major players.

we definitely need is an offseason, catch-all, hot stove league fanpost, even if it’s a new one each day. If we have people creating a new fanpost every time they have a new trade idea or want to sign this pitcher vs. that pitcher, good fanposts will be off the main screen within a day or two. We did this at the trade deadline and, I’m almost positive, last offseason as well.

If you can, help me remember how we handled that last offseason. Maybe a new one each day during the winter meetings and a new one each week at other times? Does that sound right?

I agree with the braft preview, that was the best thing about last off-season.

I would also like to see Mo’s diary come back this off-season, that was awesome.

Fun for everyone… I also agree with others above encouraging you guys to keep going after interviews with people in the organization — and not just Moz and the folks in STL, mind you, but players and coaches/managers throughout the system. I really appreciated lboros’s interviews with folks like Dyar Miller and Adam Ottavino, etc.

maybe ask some new people to participate in Q&A type stuff?
there ain’t really anything about VEB that’s broken, so try not to fix too much!

The content at Get Up, Baby is very good. Funny at times, analytical at times, and you started some great threads of reasoning. You singlehandedly made me much more appreciative of Ray Lankford.

If you keep that stuff up, and add a couple of obious things like the roster matrix, I don’t think you’ll have to worry about making your content too VeB-ey

First of all, I am looking forward to your posts, Danup. I just read the one you wrote today.

I know this is not a request for recurring feature, but would it be possible to do a study/survey of demographics on VEBers? I think there are some young ’ems like yourself, but there are many old timers also. And there are some really knowledgeable famale VEBers too. So the usual questions like percentages of male/female, or age, place of residence, etc… But maybe even some unique questions concerning when they started following the Cards, when they started blogging, amount of training in statistics, played and baseball?, number of games viewed per year, etc…