Delisting, I believe, shouldn't have much to do beyond saying 'Speak now or forever hold your peace'.
IPOs, though, could use a friendly kick in the butt. Something similar to what has been done with approving submissions only on a more controlled level. Perhaps just a few individuals with the ability to approve IPOs and a limited number of slots for submissions each day.
Example:
John, Joe and Sue all volunteer to be IPO submitters, all get approved.
Tuesday has X number of IPO slots, so they all get to fill in games for the slots as needed.
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This is where my thought process falls in.
Delisting, I believe, shouldn't have much to do beyond saying 'Speak now or forever hold your peace'.
IPOs, though, could use a friendly kick in the butt. Something similar to what has been done with approving submissions only on a more controlled level. Perhaps just a few individuals with the ability to approve IPOs and a limited number of slots for submissions each day.
Example:
John, Joe and Sue all volunteer to be IPO submitters, all get approved.
Tuesday has X number of IPO slots, so they all get to fill in games for the slots as needed.