I originally found my team's sponsor when he posted about it on the natf2 forums. He was looking for a team to teach him the basics of the game, and sponsor the team in return.
Now we just plays video games with him and are friends. No name change or anything (except when we change our name to stupid things that he doesn't like, which happened). Not all sponsors are public or formal, it's just about getting in contact with the right person.

I think it would be good to have multiple top-level admins running it.
Pros being
-If one is away one weekend, others will still be there to run them
-Helps prevent admin bias in decisions
-Quicker help when problems arise

If you choose to hand the project off like that, I'd be down to help (although I'm sure you may find others more qualified than me), I just wouldn't be able to commit 100% of my weekends.

Don't buy a book. You can learn everything you'd need here, and it makes a great reference later on http://w3schools.com/

Didn't even finish last. Tied for 6th.
#vector

That's not a problem with Australia, and most of Europe. I've never visited the ETF2L forums, but I'm under the assumption that everyone speaks English there as well. Perhaps having a separate stream for different language casts would make sense though (whichever language is most prominent in Asia Fortress).

Yeah, easy enough. I only ever use my teams server though.

I have bind for ever map and config on my server in my auto exec. This isn't the same as what you're saying, but if the streamer generally only plays on one server that they have rcon to, then this is way faster.
So for example, in my config

alias mge "rcon_password pass; rcon changelevel mge_training_v7"
alias badlands "rcon_password pass; rcon changelevel cp_badlands"
alias granary "rcon_password pass; rcon changelevel cp_granary"
alias snakewater "rcon_password pass; rcon changelevel cp_snakewater"
alias gullywash "rcon_password pass; rcon changelevel cp_gullywash_final1"
alias viaduct "rcon_password pass; rcon changelevel koth_pro_viaduct_rc3"
alias metalworks "rcon_password pass; rcon changelevel cp_metalworks_rc3"
alias gpit "rcon_password pass; rcon changelevel cp_gravelpit"
alias process "rcon_password pass; rcon changelevel cp_process_rc2"

If I want to play badlands, I just type badlands into console.
You can do the same with server configs (esea_push), or connecting to servers.

http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=stats&d=match&id=3187723
gg open, cya another season. maybe.

In the past I think my team could take this one pretty easily, but after some cuts, quits, and random backup players, Wu-Tang probably has the upper hand in this match. Could still be good to watch.

What's the point of that though, honestly?
If there is a post with -47 frags, everyone is going to click on it anyways because they wanna see how shit the post was.

Antec, OCZ, and Corsair power supplies are generally the go-tos if you wanna be safe. Try looking up a PSU calculator, but probably 500W should be good.

I don't think it should matter. The articles, like any good journalism, should be presenting facts, not opinions which need to be voted on to understand the popular beliefs.

Ah the food and dishes looked identical to one of my parent's restaurants. Would've been a crazy coincidence.

If you don't find it creepy asking, what restaurant is that from?

@london_calling wow thanks. I didn't think someone would respond to that or at least seriously haha. Nice write-up