Since no one offered any feedback to the contrary, i think the waiver rule should work as follows:
Until the game actually starts, waiver priority we be determined in the reverse order of the draft.
If someone makes a successful waiver claim, they will then move to the bottom of the priority list and everyone will move up a notch.
Once play actually begins, it will be determined on a daily basis by your position in the standings: Whoever is in last place will have the #1 priority, and so on.
The only exception will be if you make a second claim on the same day. After your first successful claim, everyone rotates, and, assuming you are still last, you don't get your top position back until the next day.
However, your position in the standings will be based on projected points, not actual points, the way I do the standings in basketball.
This prevents someone from deliberately holding back on making up their missing games until the very end of the season, so they can stay in last place based on their actual number of points and keep the #1 waiver priority for the first 20 weeks or so out of 24.
