CHRIS: Another way of doing this is showing the inventory. If there's only one of the item and you really want to get it, you don't want anyone else to get it, you might have to actually buy now. And this is the consideration that we were talking about with the governance and with the different auction types. But the mechanics are really important because, as you were describing, Ron, with the scenario where you actually won a bid and the seller didn't fulfill on it, these are the things that cause people to go to different platforms, different platforms that enforce these notifications. They have the ability to keep the buyers in the top position automatically,
For certain high bid type of bidding in auctions, you may have to interact with the users. Do you have a nice mobile app that they can use? Do you have a progressive web app? Is your platform capable of interacting with the users in their format or their medium?
We want to make sure folks have access to their bids and to the eAuctions that they're watching. And then fundamentally, just some basic pieces of notification interacting with users intelligently. We don't want to interact with them too much and abuse that access to notify and share information. It needs to be easy for the user to say, “Hey, I want my notifications at this cadence, this frequency.” So it could be immediately for this type of category item or for this search that I have that it's going to filter out to just '68 Cameros, and maybe it's a certain colors.
RON: It's got to be the ‘69. Chris it's got to be ‘69.
CHRIS: So search results for ‘69 camera on an online auction, and it's got to be red. And so that might be my specific search that I want to only look for. And I wanted those notifications immediately, and I want them on text, email, and the mobile app, but everything else I only want to receive once a week and not really that interested in anything else about the site right now.