Retire the
reply‑all.

You know the thread. Forty replies, three straight answers, still no goalie. This is the link that ends it.

Leave your email and we'll set up your skate.
It's the last skate e-mail you'll need.
YOUR INBOX, EVERY TUESDAY
Re: Re: Re: Thursday??
Gord — “am I on the paid list or…”
Re: Re: Re: Re: Thursday??
Mark — “out this wk, wife's thing. anyone have a goalie”
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Thursday??
Dave — “+1, also who has the jerseys”
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Thursday??
… 37 more replies
THE ONE SCREEN, EVERY WEEK
Thu Jan 22 · 9:40 PM
Ready
15skaters · 2goalies · 2 haven't answered
I'm in
I'm out
Season dues
Paid · e-transfer
Mark dropped, spares invited, first call
Wave 1 out
Your players never sign up for anything. They tap a link.
16
SKATERS
/
02
GOALIES
Find out Tuesday, not in the parking lot pre-skate.

When your goalie bails, the invites send themselves.
First yes suits up.

TUESDAY 7:12 PM · WAVE 1
First call: your list
No answer · 2h
9:12 PM · WAVE 2
Second call: goalie skates free
Dana accepted
THURSDAY 9:40 PM
Puck drops, nets full
16 / 2 · Ready
You do three things. Puckdrop does the rest.
1
Set up the season once

Thursdays, 9:40, Rink 2. That's the whole setup. You edit the two weird weeks, not the other twenty-three.

2
Send one link

Drop it in the chat and stop asking. In, out, and the list you actually chase: hasn't answered.

3
Mark who's paid

When Gord asks if he's square, the answer is one glance, not eleven banking emails. The money keeps landing where it always has: with you.

THE THURSDAY MATH
40
1
Forty emails about one Thursday, down to one link, auto-delivered.
2
goalies, counted separately, always
$0
of the money moves through Puckdrop. You collect the way you always have
You started a skate, not a part-time job.
One link in one email: this Thursday, in or out. Nothing to install. It's a link.

One email when it's ready. Nothing else, ever.