I DO want a trade to disappear after I accept/veto it, but I'd like there to be some way to review it afterwards. Maybe there is and I can't find it.

If the trade goes through, it can be viewed at World Office -> Reports -> Trade History.

I agree there should be a record somewhere of deals that were vetoed or nullified.

+1

What difference does it make? You can't change it. Look at it real close before before you accept!!

It helps to be able to see the pending trade after you've voted on it if there's discussion in the World Chat.

So you can do what?  Explain your veto?   Because, if that's the case, you should already know why you vetoed.   Explain your approval?  Because, if that's the case, you should already know why you approved.

Posted by MikeT23 on 8/23/2010 7:59:00 AM (view original):
So you can do what?  Explain your veto?   Because, if that's the case, you should already know why you vetoed.   Explain your approval?  Because, if that's the case, you should already know why you approved.

We're talking about details.

I veto a trade, it disappears from my screen.  Discussion starts in the WC.  I say I vetoed because one of the pitchers in the deal sucked.  "Which one?"  "I don't remember who it was, I just remember that he sucked."  That doesn't carry as much weight as being able to talk about the specific player.

If they have to ask "Which one?", I'm not sure they deserve an answer.  

I don't object to the idea, I object to the reasoning.  Personally, I'd like to see it because I've usually approved the deal and I want to know what I missed.

Posted by tecwrg on 8/23/2010 7:42:00 AM (view original):
It helps to be able to see the pending trade after you've voted on it if there's discussion in the World Chat.

Yes, this.

Posted by MikeT23 on 8/23/2010 8:16:00 AM (view original):
If they have to ask "Which one?", I'm not sure they deserve an answer.  

I don't object to the idea, I object to the reasoning.  Personally, I'd like to see it because I've usually approved the deal and I want to know what I missed.

If you don't object to the idea, then why do you care about the reasoning?  It's just information.

Because I think people should know, and be able to explain, why they want changes.  "YEAH, CHANGE IT" is the same as "BURN HER, SHE'S A WITCH!!" if you don't know why.

Fair enough.

Sounds like a bunch of people with Alzheimer's or too many teams!! Pick one?

Small thing, good thing.

Mike would even approve if he had his bran this morning.