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Tell us what we got wrong

The $20 Draft is made and maintained by one person, and the ratings are built by hand every offseason from published sources. That means mistakes get in: a player on a team he left in March, a 0-60 time from the wrong trim, a rating that is not arguable but simply indefensible. Every one of those is worth reporting, and they get fixed in the next build.

What is worth sending

Anything factual and checkable is the most useful thing you can send: a player listed on the wrong club, a film with the wrong director, a car with a figure that does not match what the manufacturer published, a song credited to the wrong artist. Include what the page says now and what it should say, and it can be verified and corrected quickly.

Bugs are equally welcome, and the more boring the detail the better: which browser, how many players were at the table, which topic and mode, and what you did just before it went wrong. A draft that will not start or a card that deals twice is something worth knowing about the same day.

Disagreeing with a rating is not a bug, and arguing about it is more or less the point of the site. But there is a real line between "I would have had him five higher" and "this is plainly wrong", and the second one is worth an email. The ratings reference lists what every number in the game is actually based on, which is the fastest way to work out which of the two you have found.

Send a message

This form goes straight to the person who maintains the site. There is no ticketing system and no autoresponder; you may get a reply from an actual human, possibly a few days later.

Prefer plain email? 20DollarDraft@gmail.com reaches the same person and is the better route if you want to attach a screenshot.

The form sends your message, and your email address if you choose to give one, to the site owner. Nothing entered here is used for advertising or passed to anyone else. See the privacy page for the full picture.

Who maintains this

The $20 Draft is an independent side project, not a company and not a team. Rosters are rebuilt after each offseason, the film and song figures are captured on a stated date rather than streamed live, and the editorial ratings are one person's opinion, published with their reasoning attached so you can tell exactly where you disagree. Nobody is paid to place anything in this game and no brand, league, studio or label has any say in a rating.

The about page covers where each set of numbers comes from, and the how to play page covers the rules of the auction itself.