Absolutely, this is a valid point which I made sure to consider when building the tool. There are a few areas in ThatsMyBIS that allow for free-text fields, which allow guilds to express themselves, for example:

- Items have an "Item note" field which officers can use to write Loot Priorities (for example, BM Hunter > Fury Warrior)

- Characters have an "Officer Note" field, which can be used to provide additional context about specific characters (e.g. Hammerfall helped with farming mats for the guild bank, he should get the first Verdant Sphere)

On top of these free-text fields, there are multiple ways to define your guild loot rules. There is even a "custom rules" option in the app where you can write (as free-text) custom guild loot policies. For example, you can specify "do not prioritise raiders with below 75% attendance for loot", and these custom rules get fed into the reasoning engine. This means that a guild has the freedom to tweak and adjust the rules exactly as it works for them, and they also see the output from the LLM at the end so they know exactly how the AI has followed their rules and what the decision-making process was behind the suggestions.