During Blind Bids--

When you wish to sign a player, you must have a player available to drop.

By way of example:

If I want to pick up a running back, the following bid procedure is illegal:

1. add chris henry, drop ronnie brown

2. add ryan grant, drop ronnie brown (This just about amounts to an if/then process, which our rules prohibit).

There must always be a separate player to drop for each bid. I thought the rules were clear enough but I guess not. There is another problem with this type of bidding. If I win chris henry and ryan grant, the mfl software does not know how to process this appropriately.

What will happen is that mfl will put chris henry on Cheaters of Sissykitty Cat and then, when it gets to Ryan Grant, it will not process this waiver and it will send a message that ronnie brown is not on Cheaters of Sissykitty Cat. Unfortunately, mfl will also not process any waivers until this little problem is resolved.

Because of all of this, I did not process the waivers for the team in question

It doesn't appear to be progamming issue, to change
If [[ Player X is not on Team-in-question ]] then
Ignore this FA move
End if

Why not contact the people who wrote the software, and tell them they code like Borat's brother Philo ? Or be nicer... Whichever way you believe will get results..

Dash-4 rules also do not allow for "if-then" scenarios.

Maybe you should send this team in question beer that you owe him for his troubles.

or a copy of the rules.