Track privately instead. Public leaderboards invite hype and gaming the metrics; private tracking keeps the craft honest and the lessons shareable.
I keep it private, like a sparring session off stage. Public hype distracts from the craft; private tracking keeps you honest and the lessons for the true students.
As Douglass would say, public leaderboards breed vanity and gaming the numbers. Private tracking keeps the craft honest and the hard lessons shareable.
