Re: RFA bidding
It does make things interesting, but I think freeing up your cap the minute someone places a bid on the player, is along the same lines as declaring your intentions. If you are not active in bidding, then someone places a bid on your high-priced RFA, you all of a sudden throw out a couple bids on other high priced RFA, it kind of tips off your intention for your RFA, although its not as blatant as actually declaring your intentions, which I am glad that rule passed.
I was against it before, and would probably still vote against (or for - still do not understand how a yes vote was against it last time). Although its not a hot button, and if others like the change, I would not be too upset.
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