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I disagree entirely, only because there's too many situations that can come up.
Mistakes happen -- too often a girl is invited back to a group, but she's told that she's cut. Typos, bugs, human error, these things all add up. Sometimes the error isn't caught for a few days, if at all. The snap/open bid is a perfect safety net for catching those instances.
In addition, groups that consistently make quota often have to make heavy cuts in some rounds. They may *love* the girl, but she just wasn't in the right place in the listing.
A snap bid or COB is not a pity bid, a desperation bid or a second thought bid. The GLO that gives you a bid is asking you to join because they want you to join, no matter *what* happened before.
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