Added time zones, stat links, places to put stv/demo links, fluffed it up all nice. Thoughts?

Can do!

Current suggestion include:

-Adding schedules for top IM matches
-Adding additional timezones (Euro and Australia zones)

Thanks for the heads-up; you can message me at any time when the time gets confirmed.

I'll list possible changes/additions I can do for these schedules here: teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/819-weekly-match-schedules

Links to ESEA stats includes a demo download, so that'll be included. I can include them for non-ESEA leagues as well if I can find them.

This would be great to have. Maybe the coaches could set aside a day where people can come into mumble and ask a bunch of questions?

mocha here, your resident writer and Tweeter for TFTV. I decided to take a shot at making an organized guide of sorts for upcoming matches and events during the week. Schedules are out there but navigating through some sites to find them (ESEA in particular) is not the most user-friendly experience.

teamfortress.tv/articles/view/50-weekly-match-schedule-sept-16-22

The article would be updated if a match gets rescheduled, links to post-game stats, changed win-loss ratios for teams, etc. Thoughts, suggestions, more hats? Would something like this help our spectators? Lay it on me.

EDIT: May also change name to something pleasantly cheesy but catchy if you have suggestions. TFTV Guide? Too vague?

An article would be fantastic but I think a video would be even more effective, especially when a video can directly show how competitively play works. It could be broken down into segments like a brief history overview, the roles of each class, etc.

A video like that would take way longer to produce, though, so it might be good to put out an article like ETF2L's anyway and then make videos from there.

Some steam groups you can check out:
steamcommunity.com/groups/newmapweekends
steamcommunity.com/groups/na6v6newbiemix
steamcommunity.com/groups/tf2mix

A mic absolutely essential for playing competitively and communication will help you learn. Cheap mics are around if you look; you don't need the fanciest headset to start getting involved. In the meantime, you can ask players running pugs if it's okay for you to just spectate while in mumble - then you can get both game and communication experience. Everyone goes there to learn, so don't worry if you're unable to play on the same level - ask questions, listen to advice, and practice it in future games. It's better to play and learn something than to play and never learn anything.

I've also just completed a weekly schedule article listing match times for ESEA Invite and other leagues to be released every Sunday. Make sure to check back here Sunday morning, and you can also follow our Twitter for match updates: twitter.com/TeamFortressTV

A page/video/timeline explaining the history would be pretty interesting, and it would explain why and how the current competitive formats exist today.

I can offer help with TFTV Twitter mentions or retweets/forum posts for whenever you guys schedule mixes.

If you have any events or important posts up (mixes schedules, reddit posts that you want upvotes for, etc), message me and I can put it on TFTV's Twitter to help get word out there. It's easy enough to use all the platforms out there; we just need to use them consistently.

I'm also thinking of doing weekly match schedule articles for this site so people can more easily see when match dates are coming. ESEA's site isn't the most user-friendly to find match schedules and dates change all the time, but I can put in the time to keep up with it.

djc too good, never stop.

Would love to write here too as CommFT is no longer with us. Any way to help out would be fantastic.