Overview Your ranking is a priority list. 1 = the item you want most. 2 = second most. The algorithm uses this when two people want the same thing—higher rank often wins (along with tier, dibs, and tiebreakers). Maybe you're unsure between two items—ask yourself: if I could only have one, which would it be? …
Overview
Your ranking is a priority list. 1 = the item you want most. 2 = second most. The algorithm uses this when two people want the same thing—higher rank often wins (along with tier, dibs, and tiebreakers). Maybe you’re unsure between two items—ask yourself: if I could only have one, which would it be?
How It Works
- #1 — Your top pick. Strongest signal to the algorithm.
- #2, #3, … — Descending priority. Lower numbers = higher want.
- Bottom of list — Still interested, but less than the stuff above.
Don’t overthink it. Your gut order is usually fine. And yes—rank everything you liked, even the “nice to haves.” The algorithm needs the full picture.