If you've recently used the mixed sort and found it useful, please leave a comment so I know you exist.

Right now it has the option to sort markets with a custom user-defined sort order, allowing you to mix together the other orders. This is theoretically quite useful; for example if you want to see markets with the most potential alpha, you can do a sort that mixes "close to 50%" with "high liquidity", so that markets with both are displayed at the top, and you can scroll down in decreasing order.

In practice though, it seems that people prefer to use filters for this sort of thing. In the previous example, they might narrow down the markets to "only markets between 40% and 60%", and then sort by liquidity. This is less elegant, but has a similar outcome.

If nobody is using the mixed sort, then I may as well remove it, since it's additional maintenance work, and it makes the sorting algorithm a bit slower.

If you've recently used the mixed sort and found it useful, please leave a comment so I know you exist.