Okay, step by step.
1. There's already a competitive league on weekends, it's called the Cogs.
b) If you really want another weekly competitive event, Jace Boojah has been trying to get one started for weeks:
https://gunsoficarus.com/community/forum/index.php/topic,229.0.html2. Why best of FIVE? 3-5 games are a lot. Last week's Cogs took an hour and twenty minutes and it was only three games.
3. You identify yourself as an organiser, but you're also an organiser of the Crows. You want people to send their loadouts to you before the match? And you want to pick the level?
4. Weapon bans? Why?
5. Why the deliberate loadout changing? Why is it so important what order people change their loadouts?
This seems like a really weird set up. Not having a set time and day is a disaster waiting to happen, Qwerty also wont be on call all day Friday, Saturday and Sunday every week to stream this.
Occasionally people came on to the older forum and said "hey, I want to start a fan site and maybe a forum board", and usually please say "great idea but please don't do that." It's a really small community, and splitting it up into a smaller community would be more hurtful than helpful, even if well intentioned. The same is true with this stuff. In terms of "cultivating diversity in the competitive metagame", we don't need more contests, we need more new players to join the existing competitive league, The Cogs.
If more new players realize that competitive play is accessible, we'll see more teams enter, and have a livelier, more exciting metagame. Look at the Fjords tournament, 15 teams played. Now look at Cogs, we've got 8 teams in the Cogs, half as many. As competitive players we can encourage new people to form their own teams and try their hands at it. We do that by spreading Qwerty's live stream, and encouraging teamwork on our own ships in casual games.
The Cogs is the competitive heart of this game and encouraging the competitive community can only be done by encouraging The Cogs.