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Re: FRC Blogged - What Do You Think? The ‘Invite to Decline’ Strategy

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The 'scorched earth' strategy doesn't seem possible to work; mostly I think that because my team's strategy for alliance selection always starts with "If someone above you picks you, say YES!". It's the "high confidence in others" strategy, and I would think a decent number of teams use it, and scorched earth doesn't work if many people use this strategy.
Please read Mr. Lim's post again. I quoted a relevant excerpt for your convenience.

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I wouldn't take away the opportunity for this strategy to happen, because I personally think it's a pretty great and ingenious way to build some pretty important critical thinking, reasoning and relationship building skills.
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