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BaseballHQ.com subscribers,
Exciting news: As we first disclosed in an article back in December, we are soon to be migrating to a completely redesigned and modern web site! Now almost two months since we teased that news, we are now in the late stages of planning and testing the new site, and expect to make the switch in the coming days.
We wanted to give you some advance notice, for a couple of reasons:
Brent Hershey & Ray Murphy
co-GMs, BaseballHQ.com
Exciting news: As we first disclosed in an article back in December, we are soon to be migrating to a completely redesigned and modern web site! Now almost two months since we teased that news, we are now in the late stages of planning and testing the new site, and expect to make the switch in the coming days.
We wanted to give you some advance notice, for a couple of reasons:
- First, while we are incredibly excited about our new home, we recognize that significant changes like this can be disruptive. Ideally, we would have made this change earlier in the offseason, but these things tend to run on their own timelines. We're confident the transition and the adjustment will be quick, but we wanted to spread the word in advance to minimize the surprise factor.
- Second, and most importantly, you are going to have some homework. As part of the transition, every subscriber will need to create a new BaseballHQ account. Don't worry, we're migrating your subscription status, etc., as part of the change. But we can't carry over your BaseballHQ username and password; you'll need to generate fresh credentials on the new site. We'll send more detailed instructions as we get closer to the cutover.
Brent Hershey & Ray Murphy
co-GMs, BaseballHQ.com
Not touching the forums as part of this, but you are going to have to set up new site accounts. We will eventually be able to make the forums work off of those new site accounts. But we're going to wait a while before we get into that.
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