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The bidding process is easily rigged. See redlining.

• snisarenko 6y ago
  Hey. I looked up redlining, but I am not sure how it relates to bidding. Could you explain your point in a bit more detail. I am kinda curious.
  • iptrans 6y ago
    In telecommunications redlining is used to carve out profitable areas to serve and abandoning others. It doesn't matter how fair the bidding and/or selection process is, you'll only end up with service in the profitable areas anyways. The bidding winner will most likely in most places be the incumbent, since they have a leg up. A similar concept is gerrymandering where you manipulate district boundaries to get the desired election results.