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Nah, BBO VERY early address (in Windows client splash screen), used to be in Toronto. This was in early 2001. Don't remember exactly when Fred moved, but by December 2001 he already was in Las Vegas.
The European Open last year has one in every table, at any stage (300+ tables). The first time I ever played with a screen was in a private match (played in a home, for some League), in Poland.
Usually there are options to work with dead keys, which are not on by default. This keyboard is an US one, can do, áçéǵíḱĺḿńóṕŕśúǘẃýźäëḧïöẗüẅẍÿãẽĩñõũṽỹ I am not using Windows, but should be similar.
Current location of the data has limited space, so most current data is kept there. Older records are kept somewhere else, but there is no public access to them at this time.
Swiss like, this is, best score plays 2nd best, 3rd plays 4th, (etc.) Now, a Swiss as I understood it does avoid repetitions as far as it is possible, but "BBO Swiss" does not. Not much to pick from 4 pairs anyway.
I am on the "preempt once, don't bid again unless asked to" camp. I also overcalled 4♥ then freely bid 5♣ with a (good 7)-5, don't remember vul but surely not unfav. Would pass with yours, then ry to bid a 2-suiter bid.
This is a NON OFFICIAL answer. I don't know what bosses think, nor I asked. I very much doubt Matt Ginsberg gave up all rights to GIB code, to the point such a move like the one suggested above would necessarily need to be green lighted by him.