When are touchpoints limits for generalized Pólya urns

Hill, Lane, and Sudderth (1980) consider a Polya-like urn scheme in which X 0 , X 1 ,..., are the successive proportions of red balls in an urn to which at the n th stage a red ball is added with probability f(X n ) and a black ball is added with probability 1−f(X n ). For continuous f they show that X n converges almost surely to a random limit X which is a fixed point for f and ask whether the point p can be a limit if p is a touchpoint, i.e. p=f(p) but f(x)>x for x¬=;p in a neighborhood of p