Another way to put it is that the deadline is not a moratorium on the parties releasing the decision. It's just an internal deadline for the panel to issue its decision.

If the parties receive the decision before the deadline, they are free to announce it.

2022 playoffs?

That may reflect the sense within the organization of how this is likely going to end. That's different from the decision of the arbitrators.

people interviewing for jobs when there is organizational uncertainty doesn't seem like a smoking gun

I don't know how they would know unless it's been released

I think it's crazy that we're all on bluesky because new ownership of twitter led to bad content moderation and people fled, yet there are people who claim that ownership requirements aren't serious abridgments of the first amendment.

If social media ownership isn't an important speech issue, then why are we on bluesky right now?

The "passive omniscient" has been criticized as unfair.

Mistrrrr Rocky BALBOA

Blink 182 voice: Wolves suck (I know)

It only took you two skeets to clock it

Gaming this out: If he decided to run again, first he would run in the GOP primary. Assuming GOP doesn't prohibit this, then a state election commission could rule he can't be on the primary ballot (Anderson). This decision would be challenged and go up to SCOTUS.

Although it's kind of like write/wrote. So maybe?

Not sure I can accept an irregular past tense

*Skytes

way to prove that we're not all 38 on here

Hopes up for Duluth, MN native Confederacy defender Corey Stewary

Makes it harder to crowdsource the investigation

gotta tap into a stud

Was there a constitutional right to cannons?

Twins are back baby!