First and Ten
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What is SportsFlip.com? How does it work? What's the point?
There are thousands of sites that tell you the latest sports news. SportsFlip.com tells you the best sports news. That's because SportsFlip.com lets you choose the news. Visitor-submitted -- and visitor-ranked -- links point you to the best stories on the 'net.
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Do I have to register to use this site?
No. You don't have to register. You only have to register if you want to post stories, flip (vote for) stories, or leave comments. Your email address will never be displayed on SportsFlip.com, and we hate spam just as much as you do, so we promise we will never share your email address with anyone. Ever.
So what's the deal, player? Register now and start something!
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How do I promote a story I like?
If you're registered, you can flip it. Once a story gets flipped enough, it's considered a Home Run and is published to the front page.
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Why can't I find a story on this site?
Because there aren't any stories here. This is a collection of links to stories. If a link is not working, please use the penalty box to submit a notice.
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What is the "Penalty Box"?
It's an option that registered users see displayed next to every link. Registered users can use the "Penalty Box" to tag a link as:
- a duplicate -- someone already posted the same news
- irrelevant -- it's just not about sports
- spam -- garbage
- stupid -- might be about sports, but it's lame
If a link gets penalized too much, it will get ejected. Users that submit bad links will earn a bad rep. You don't want to get a bad rep.
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How can I create a new category? Where's bass fishing?!
A category suggestion box is in the works.
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What do I do if something is broken?
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Do you hate ordered lists with an odd number of items?
We do. Sometimes we add an item or two just to make things even.
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Do you hate ordered lists with an odd number of items?
We do. Sometimes we add an item or two just to make things even.
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Do you believe in giving credit where credit is due?
Portions of this site were based on code written by Ricardo Galli for Menéame. Almost all of it has since been extensively and heavily modified. Browse the sites listed below for more information.
