Talk:List of professional paintball teams

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[edit] Major Cleanup!

Hello,

From this day, November 29th, to December 31st, we will be cleaning up this article on a LARGE scale. How? All teams will require proof of their "Professional" status. That means a website, proof of sponsorship, or something of that kind. A website is usually enough to prove that a team belongs in this article. After December 31st, every single team that has no evidence to back up their claim as a professional team will be promptly deleted.

Here is a list of the teams that still require proof. Don't worry, it will be updated frequently, so just remember that teams not on this list have already been checked.

There are three established professional leagues: The NPPL, the NXL, and the CPL (Millenium Europe). Any of those teams should remain by default, whether they actively submit information or not. In fact, it's silly (and against wikipedia policy) to expect teams to maintain information about themselves.

I have removed from the list below some teams that are NXL, NPPL or CPL teams. Raehl 23:46, 7 December 2006 (UTC)

Very well, works for me. RavenStorm 15:23, 8 December 2006 (UTC)

Hey all, I was just going over the list of "pro" scenario teams, and seeing as how I have a bit of experience in scenario paintball (and am on one of the teams listed) I think I can help out with the whole 'proof of their "Professional" status' thing. I know many teams on the list and can help validate their website/sponsor requirement as listed above. Also, I think we should note on the main list that pro scenario teams aren’t technically pro, since they don’t get paid to play in the slightest. Tell me how I can start helping, since I’m still getting started with the whole wiki thing. -Swaim 16:50, 9 December 2006 (EST)