C.  If you are relatively new, in 150 words or more let us know what players from your team, from discord or whom you have noticed around the site who you think may have the attributes to one day be apart of the SHL's Mt. Rushmore conversation.

As a newer member to the website, and someone who has been drafted to a team for under a week, my understanding of value on this site is still very raw. In no order, like the real life Mount Rushmore, I have listed four members who impact on the site has a visibly positive effect that I've been able to notice. @ArGarBarGar hosting the SMJHL prospect tournament is most players' first taste of the simulated life. The first gen preseason can be daunting and confusing, as you figure out what you and your player are working towards. The prospect showcase is the perfect event to show prospects the ropes of the simulation and index sites, and give the rookies some excitement leading into the draft. It was a major reason as to how I found the website so easy to get into. @Pris and @Nobody (sharing the role of the "faceless mentor") did a great job in the rookie discord. They not only answer any questions, but they play in the mud and participate in the banter, making the younger classes feel welcome and giving them nibbles of the locker room cultures to come. they could easily treat these interactions as work or chores, but every interaction is welcoming and informative (TDZ, Finn, and Teddy are great too, but i just spent the most time talking with the previously listed). @Wasty / @karey / @Harry Hans were the artists behind of the first signatures that I saw. As someone that had experience in photoshop, I could tell the level of care, detail, and effort that went into a signature. The creativity is one of the communities biggest strengths, and the visualization of this makes it easy for a newcomer to buy in immediately. @hhh81 I came in at a time where Darrow was a 4th year vet in the SMJHL, the captain of the team, played a major role in neutral/third-party teams (czech, etc), had earned a job as a co-GM, and was incredibly active on the discord. He led a struggling team valiantly, and was called up to play a role in Buffalo's impressive championship cup run. He is played an impressive model teammate, and i am grateful that he has accepted the co-GM role. His presence will be enough to bring in new players and to continue to grow the league. His Blue Jackets are pretty hot right now too. I hope he reads this before they implode in the second round.