A door that cannot be seen from the street
The application has a Sign Up To Play route and a Player Pool, so the league has built both a front door and a free agent list. Neither publishes an age requirement, a fee, a deadline or a description of what a season involves.
A man in Pittsburgh searching for adult baseball finds a page that tells him about a management platform.
A High Cheese join page states the fee beside the season it buys and keeps the free agent pool underneath it, at an address that is itself the thing found by the search -- which is the only part of this league's setup that is currently missing.
Pittsburgh Adult Baseball League in detail
- A league that built a real platform and made itself invisible in the process.
- A schedules page exists and publishes no game.
- Real-time standings exist and return an empty shell to anyone not logged in.
- Games are scored in the app and no result reaches the open web.
- Roster control is a feature; no team or player is publicly named.
- Deep performance tracking, a game stats entry page, and a box score page named Public that is not.
- No email, phone or name is published; the only routes are Login and Register.
- A fields page exists and names no ballpark.
- No rulebook is publicly readable.
- A news page exists and carries no announcement anyone outside can read.
- No gallery is published.
- No sponsor is named.
- A public playoff eligibility page implies a games-played threshold and shows nothing.
- A history page exists and contains, publicly, nothing at all.
- The public page list includes an Admin Dashboard and a Site Appearance page.
- Every question a prospective player has is unanswered from outside the application.
- Nothing is downloadable or readable.
- No date of any kind is published.
- Nothing is for sale publicly.
- No crew, association or assignor is named.
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