New league select page

I've just put the new league select page live now, see what you guys think. :) It should be especially useful for new players, who were confronted with a wall of leagues before, and not much insight in to what was going on.

What's new?
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[*]New players are greeted with a brief tutorial explaining the league system in iGP
[*]A simple search filter will guide you to leagues at a relevant time and on relevant days
[*]Leagues are selected not just by day/time relevancy, but are also heavily filtered based on reputation levels, meaning you should find good competition in the recommended leagues
[*]Only the five most populated leagues matching all criteria are displayed
[*]The actual activity level in the league is displayed, not just the number of people in the league, more accurately informing decisions
[*]It is no longer necessary to visit the league page to join, members can simply click "Join" on the page
[*]Race days and times are displayed instead of the league description, removing clutter
[*]Race duration is displayed as an estimated time, rather than a %. Again, more useful to newcomers who probably don't know what the % represents
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If you want the old format, simply click "See more options" in the top right corner.

That was the thinking, Jonathan.

Some statistics on what the change has done:
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[*]The average number of teams per league has increased by 10%. This means fuller grids, with more activity.
[*]The total number of leagues has decreased by 11%. This is good news, because the leagues struck off by this update had low-quality, low-attendance grids, some full of inactive accounts. These leagues are now being removed, one by one, as people are directed to genuinely ative leagues and the system shuts down these "ghost leagues" automatically due to inactivity.
[*]Leagues are no longer able to hide behind their number of members, they need race attendance. The thing that qualifies a league to be displayed high on the list now is genuine attendance and participation, not just the number of accounts (active or inactive) in it.
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The best way to run a popular league now is to get high race attendance figures, and you'll be bumped to the top of the suggested leagues list for people searching for a league.

If none of the accounts in the league have logged in within a week, it gets closed automatically. I think it also does that if only one account is logging in, since that would also represent a dead league. Or it might not, because I think we had to factor in a league might be new, and only have the host at first. :P