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Open topic →GRIDIRON 2000 · DYNASTY · REGULAR SEASON
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Open topic →Separate person, sign-in, league admission, and team association.
Open topic →A team is the durable football object; a team seat is the responsibility shared by its managers.
Open topic →Roles are separate authorization axes; commissioner capability is an overlay.
Open topic →The scheduled meeting is not an automatic start; the commissioner intentionally opens pick one.
Open topic →Rank private draft targets for the shared team seat and understand exactly which order AUTO consumes.
Open topic →See what a live draft looks like before the real one: take picks on the clock in a copy of the draft room; nothing you do there is saved.
Open topic →Set the effective lineup before kickoff and read starter-only projections, AWAITING RELEASE, and final scoring honestly.
Open topic →Acquire an eligible player using this league's own configured claim rule — priority order or FAAB bid — and preserve filter context.
Open topic →Compose, respond to, and track a trade without guessing its boundary.
Open topic →Choose against the displayed market line with per-game locks and an independent W-L record.
Open topic →A bounded preseason side contest with its own slate, entries, locks, scoring, and archive state.
Open topic →Distinguish manager actions, processor results, commissioner rulings, and notification receipts.
Open topic →Read LIVE, CACHED, STALE, DEGRADED, OFFLINE, UNAVAILABLE, and AWAITING RELEASE without treating unknown as zero.
Open topic →Run a league intentionally: admission, setup, draft control, weekly processing, playoff truth, recovery, and isolated HQ.
Open topic →Translate football questions into Gridiron's concepts without promising identical provider behavior.
Open topic →Canonical product terms come first; incoming aliases remain searchable but do not override runtime meaning.
Open topic →Base admitted-member guidance composes with primary, co-manager, seatless, and commissioner-overlay predicates. Unsupported capabilities are not dead obligations.
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There is no automatic account, roster, history, or password migration. Map concepts, then confirm the new runtime.
Privacy, consequence, and runtime-source details are available on the full concept-transition topic.
Aliases are searchable; canonical terms carry the product meaning.
This is you, the person using the app. The human using Gridiron.
Topic →This is the signed-in account behind your actions. The authenticated account representing a person.
Topic →This is whether the league lets your account in. The policy decision granting a signed-in identity league access.
Topic →This is your saved place in the league, even before you have a team. The persisted league relationship after admission; it may be seatless.
Topic →This is one manager's fantasy team. The durable football object owning a roster.
Also searched as: franchise, clubTopic →The link between an admitted identity and a team.
Topic →This is the job of running one team's roster. Team-scoped responsibility for managing a roster.
Also searched as: seatTopic →The primary role associated with a team seat.
Also searched as: ownerTopic →An optional second manager sharing a team seat under configured permissions.
Topic →This is the person who runs the league's settings and rules. A person with an orthogonal league-operations capability.
Topic →Authorization for league operations; it does not substitute for membership/team.
Topic →This is the full list of players on your team. Players assigned to a team's configured slots/zones.
Topic →This is the players you start this week. The effective starter/bench arrangement for a week.
Topic →A configured position or zone holding a player.
Topic →The kickoff/state boundary preventing normal slot edits.
Topic →This is your team's game against another team this week. A schedule-backed comparison of two teams for a week.
Topic →Runtime game/week calendar supplying kickoffs and timing.
Topic →This is a guess at a player's points, not a final score. A non-authoritative estimate, never a final score.
Topic →A score calculated before finalization.
Topic →A score pinned by finalization/close processing.
Topic →A later authoritative change to a published stat/result.
Topic →This is the one official playoff bracket every manager sees. The one persisted bracket projection shared by member and commissioner surfaces.
Topic →A commissioner-only bracket candidate; preview is not publication.
Topic →This is a bracket slot that skips a game because no opponent is left. A bracket slot that advances its seeded team without an opponent score.
Topic →The final-standings snapshot, source state, capture time, and tie-break order behind a bracket.
Topic →A complete final starter-scoring ledger accepted as the source for weekly advancement.
Topic →An audited commissioner correction at an allowed terminal boundary.
Topic →This is the commissioner fixing a team's roster on its own behalf, for example a bad autopick. It applies immediately, with a required reason and a review step, and shows in the team's audit trail and one-time notice.
Topic →This is every player the league can draft or add. Source-backed players available to the league.
Topic →A canonical football participant in the pool.
Topic →An eligible unrostered player who can be signed immediately until their own game kicks off, even while other teams are playing. Once their game starts, they stay on waivers until the week's games finish and the next daily waiver run; a recent drop can extend that hold.
Topic →This is a short wait before you can add a dropped or free player. The delayed acquisition process for an ineligible-immediate player.
Topic →This is your request to add a player who is on waivers. A submitted request for a waiver player.
Topic →The runtime ordering rule resolving claims.
Topic →FAAB stands for Free Agent Acquisition Budget: play money you bid to win a waiver claim. Non-currency units used by a configured claim processor.
Also searched as: waiver budget, bid unitsTopic →This is your team's private ranked player list. One durable order belongs to the team seat, so the primary manager and co-manager use the same board; AUTO reads that order first.
Also searched as: draft board, queueTopic →A persisted manager signal that never starts the draft.
Topic →This is the set order teams pick in. The configured sequence of team picks.
Topic →This is the team that must pick right now. The current persisted team eligible to select.
Topic →This is one player your team drafted, in order. One persisted draft selection with team/player/order.
Topic →This is the app picking for your team from its shared seat board, or the best player left. AUTO selects the seat board's first available target, then best available.
Topic →This is an offer to swap players with another team. A proposed exchange between team seats.
Topic →A replacement trade proposal responding to an offer.
Topic →Configured period/authority evaluating an accepted trade.
Topic →This is the league blocking a trade during review. Configured review outcome rejecting a trade.
Topic →This is the running log of what happened in the league. Persisted event history for manager, processor, commissioner, and correction actions.
Topic →Evidence trail explaining a consequential change.
Topic →Operator explanation attached to a decision; it does not replace runtime state.
Topic →Route showing pool, free agents, waivers, and claims.
Topic →Provisional mixed-source signals that never mutate fantasy scores.
Topic →Independent against-the-spread game with per-game locks and W-L; a tie against the spread is a loss.
Topic →Bounded preseason side contest with its own slate and locks.
Topic →Configured format label such as dynasty or redraft.
Topic →Canonical lifecycle token such as pre-draft or regular-season.
Topic →Runtime-supported, unsupported, or temporarily unavailable workflow status.
Topic →Executable config/state/auth/processor/feed owning a value.
Topic →This means the data is fresh and current right now. A fresh successful source or active workflow state; read its adjacent context.
Topic →A read or action is still in progress; do not duplicate a mutation.
Topic →This means there is nothing here yet, and that is normal. A valid collection contains zero items.
Topic →The current query/filter matches nothing; the collection may still contain records.
Also searched as: no resultsTopic →Work awaits a deadline, review, or processor.
Topic →This means a rule or deadline stops you from changing it. A time, rule, or final boundary prevents ordinary change.
Topic →A role, prerequisite, or capability prevents the action.
Topic →This means the data is old and due for a refresh. A last-good snapshot is beyond its freshness window.
Topic →A source or partial read failed while last-good data remains.
Topic →The source is knowingly offline or a fallback is serving.
Topic →No reliable value exists for the requested scope.
Topic →An attempted read or action failed and its effect must be stated.
Topic →The current identity lacks authorization.
Also searched as: permission deniedTopic →Mode, phase, role, or capability makes the topic irrelevant.
Also searched as: not applicableTopic →This is where the wider fantasy market usually drafts a player. ADP (average draft position) ranks players by that market consensus, not by this league's own points.
Also searched as: average draft positionTopic →This is a draft order that reverses every round, so the last pick in round 1 picks first in round 2. It gives every team one early pick and one late pick per two rounds, instead of the same team always picking last.
Also searched as: snakeTopic →This is a lineup slot that takes a player from more than one position, most often RB, WR, or TE. It gives a manager one extra flexible starter beyond the position-locked slots.
Topic →This is a FLEX slot that also accepts a QB, not only RB, WR, or TE. A league with a SUPERFLEX slot usually values quarterbacks much higher than a league without one.
Also searched as: super flexTopic →This is the total points your team has scored all season. PF (points for) is the running season total; a single week's matchup score is separate.
Also searched as: points forTopic →This is a roster spot for an injured player that does not use a normal bench slot. Placing a player on IR (injured reserve) frees a bench spot while that designation still qualifies.
Also searched as: injured reserveTopic →Loading, empty, no-results, pending, saved, locked, disabled, stale, degraded, offline, unavailable, failed, permission-denied, and not-applicable each have a reason, impact, remaining capability, preserved context, next action, retry rule, and topic link.
Show source and last-success age. Preserve unaffected content. Unknown is not zero and a cached snapshot is not live.
Data-state topic →Explain the role, prerequisite, kickoff, review, or final-state boundary and link to the adjacent valid action.
Workflow topic →If transport leaves the outcome unknown, refresh/reread the owning route and activity before retrying; preserve safe return context or escalate to the owner.
Recovery topic →