If I remember right it was more that worst redlight. I think it also had to do with worst breakout. I think it was basically who ever got closest to the dial with best package. And yes I think it was Steve Taylor who was pushing for it so I guess he proposed it.
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Mark is on the right track. The concept was "running for package." A .005 red and a .005 green were the same light. A .005 under was the same as a .005 over. Thus, smallest package wins.
The idea was the subject of much debate and many, many pages of post. Steve promoted the idea up until his untimely death.
