Reply to "Bid Groups are Rubbish!"

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Although, the method of first deleting (trashing) a record (data) and then creating a new record, instead of just updating the existing record, can be traced back to the 50’s by IBM’s use of punch cards, and according to Wikipedia, back further to the 90’s by Herman Hollerith, AND as early as the 20’s by some French guys to run textile looms. SO, R2, you could have said, “Deleting a bid group uses a design that dates back to 1725!” (exclamation point added for effect)

I sense a cliché to follow.

10/15/0711:19 AM

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