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That’s been suggested in the past (but with R2 behind it, it’s bound to get a closer look). I believe it was called contingency bidding/sniping. If my memory serves, Sara actually liked the idea and was going to add it to the list (I could be wrong, so I’m giving an ample disclaimer). There were issues like what if #1 won, but #2 and #3 didn’t, what to do on #4 (you can mix the variables as good as I can)? It “seems” like everyone thought it was a sexy idea as long as they didn’t have to code it.

2/25/056:40 AM

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