Four occurrences of the same three words
Requested as a document, the Tri-State MSBL site returns a head and no body. Inside it: a title reading Tri-State MSBL, a description reading Tri-State MSBL, a social preview title reading Tri-State MSBL, and an image hosted on a media service.
That is the entire published text of this league. Not a division, a club, a ground, a date, a fee or a name.
The description field is the telling one. It is the sentence a search engine shows underneath the league's name in results, and rather than a line about who plays and where, it repeats the name -- the platform's default when nobody fills it in.
So a man searching for adult baseball in this tri-state area finds a result that says the league's name twice and tells him nothing.
A High Cheese league page renders the schedule, the standings and every roster as pages at an address the league owns, which is the same information the application already holds, published where the search that would find it can read it.
Tri State MSBL in detail
- No fixture is retrievable.
- No table is retrievable.
- No result is retrievable.
- No club is named.
- No statistics are retrievable.
- No name, address or number is retrievable.
- No fee, age, deadline or route in is retrievable.
- No ground is named.
- No rulebook is retrievable.
- Nothing is published.
- No gallery is retrievable.
- No sponsor is named.
- No postseason is retrievable.
- No date of any kind is published.
- Nobody is named.
- Every question is unanswerable.
- Nothing is downloadable.
- No date is published.
- Nothing is for sale publicly.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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