I crosspost my Steemit material on other social media. Each outlet has its advantages and disadvantages along with varying degree of idiocy. But when it comes to posting an open ended question, hoping for bare ass honest answers and opinions, there is nowhere better than reddit.
I recently went to the bartending forum (sub) to get a little feedback and some material for my next couple of posts and was not left down.
So my next couple of steemit posts will cover some of the conversations and some of what was not said, but I took away...
Question: "Anybody have any good or bad experiences with league nights to share?"
- The term 'leagues' is still too ambiguous. Responses range from "nobody knows what you are talking about" to guessing what sport(s) I asking about...
- Pool leagues were the first to be mentioned and in an overall negative light...
- There is a gap between 'promises' and 'delivered results'...
- No comments from bartenders who are advocates or promoters of their establishment's leagues...
Some thoughts to chew on which I'll address in my next post
theLEAGUEFEED
A growing resource with articles (original and resteemed) about the adult social sports league community (podcast in the works)
If learning to play these sports, from how to find a league to sign up with, through all stages of learning the game you choose interests you, along with setting up and running leagues, well give me a follow.
ALWAYS looking for quality content! If you are posting anything along these lines, leave me know. If it's quality I would love to resteem or link within one of my posts!
Building Stronger Leagues is name of the game....
and don't forget to Feed the Leagues!
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