Overview Every assignment comes with an explanation. The algorithm (or executor) explains why you got an item—tier, ranking, dibs, tiebreakers. Maybe you're curious how it works, or you're considering a dispute and want to understand the logic. What You'll See Tier — Your family relationship (e.g., Child = Tier 1, Grandchild = Tier 2). Closer …
Overview
Every assignment comes with an explanation. The algorithm (or executor) explains why you got an item—tier, ranking, dibs, tiebreakers. Maybe you’re curious how it works, or you’re considering a dispute and want to understand the logic.
What You’ll See
- Tier — Your family relationship (e.g., Child = Tier 1, Grandchild = Tier 2). Closer tiers get priority.
- Ranking — You ranked it higher than others who wanted it.
- Dibs — You called dibs and had a solid reason.
- Tiebreaker — If it was close, something broke the tie: age, value balance, sentimental connection, etc.
The reasoning is there for transparency. If it doesn’t add up, that’s when you dispute.