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[QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 5047784, member: 474"]
Yes.. So if you are #500 in your level based on pts and you donate X money to go to a different level you then become # whatever in that new level based on pts and every person within that level with less pts gets adjusted and everyone below you in the level you left gets adjusted and then that happens however many times a person donates to change levels.

I was told there is Sidearm has no way to actually maintain the ranking levels so they adjust them manually even though the data has been given to Sidearm.

In theory you could be #500 in a lower level with tons of long time STH and move up a level and be #1 in a higher level with less long time STH in that level.

All of this still begs the question on how the actual ticket purchase works.  if its groups of people within slots of time or individual people with a slot of time.   If its groups of people, then the actual ranking of 1-10 then being exact matters a bit less than if its 1 2 3 4 5...

Those people who want aisle seats or center of a row or whatever care more about being in the correct ranking than those who just want a general area of a section.

When I had discussions with the ticket people, they implied they felt confident they could keep you pretty close to your current location, but in reading this thread there is a good number of people attached to aisle seating or location to friends and rankings matter much more to those people.  In that discussion they said they didn't plan the execution to deal with people wanting more exact locations.
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