Suggest a topic
Some of the best angles arrive from readers who notice a pattern before it becomes obvious. If you have a topic idea for Margin of Motion, send it through with enough detail to show why it belongs here and how it can be examined.
What to include
- The sport or event you want covered.
- The specific question you want answered, not just the broad subject.
- Any timing or context that makes the topic relevant now.
- Why the topic fits analysis rather than simple recap.
What works best
Topics with a clear decision point tend to work well: a tactical shift, a competition rule, a run of results, or a market move that needs interpretation. The stronger the evidence trail, the easier it is to build a useful page.
What to avoid
Please do not send requests that depend on private information, unverified claims, or personal speculation about athletes. This site focuses on public sport context, available data, and terminology that can be checked.
How suggestions are used
Reader ideas help shape future coverage, but they are filtered through the site’s editorial lens. That means a suggestion may be narrowed, combined with other angles, or held back if the evidence is too thin. The aim is clarity, not volume.
A good topic usually has one sharp edge
If your idea can be phrased as a question with a real answer, it is usually worth sending. If it needs a long chain of assumptions, it may not be ready yet. Keep it specific, and the analysis can do more with it.