Looking at it realistically though, only six teams currently use progfreak - Neo, Crossover, Psych/Space, Heavy, RIO/Avant and Prog Metal. Others have used it at various times in the past, and will show up in some artist's charts, but take the Eclectic 'move' chart on there for instance - all that happened at least three years ago - they haven't used progfreak since, and all recent 'moves' have been done solely via messages posted in the team threads in the collab zone, and their charts themselves are maintained within the team threads too. To be honest, without access to the collab zone you won't get far with your investigation at all. Even the teams that do use progfreak action their 'moves' via messages posted in each other's team threads, and without being able to check that these messages have actually been posted...and then responded to...you are up the creek without a paddle! Some evaluations you would be able to follow on progfreak to a certain extent, but eventually you would still have to resort to the team thread in the collab zone to find out exactly where it all went tits-up.

Progfreak is an extremely useful tool for keeping tabs on an evaluation - the problem with it is that there are no 'back', 'undo', 'edit' or 'delete' buttons anywhere. Everything you do is recorded and kept - the only way to alter stuff in any way if you screw up is to email the site owner, Mike, and get him to fix it for you. I guess that's why some teams would rather avoid the site and keep their business where they are fully in control of it.

On a more positive note - if you keep up the enthusiasm for the site you have demonstrated over the past few weeks, it shouldn't be all that long before you do join the ranks of the collaborators on here.