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Originally Posted by Michael Corsetto
Regarding this assumption.
Could you follow this process for an opt-out:
1) Draw the District boarder
2) Teams within boarder default to opt-in
3) Teams can choose to opt-out by certain date in mid-late summer
4) All teams that remain opt-in have district events planned around their location
I think this could work marginally well.
I do see your point though. If a district region has 100 teams near each other, and then 20 teams in a single removed location, this method could definitely break down quick. Imagine 19 of those 20 teams opt-out, leaving 1 team a part of the district structure, but geographically removed from the other 100 district participants. That is a real bummer for that 1 team, since they will have to travel to attend both district events. If, on the other hand, no team could opt out, that 1 team would likely have at least one district event local to them, given the 20 teams in their region that all participate in their district.
Just some thoughts.
-Mike
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I think allowing teams to buy into a district would be interesting. This could possibly allow some teams that border a district area and even international teams to participate in a district for a year. This would obviously need to be done well before registrations so the DPCs have the number requirements they need.