How do I read the leaderboard?
Press Leaderboard in the footer. It lists the highest-scoring home pages we have scanned, in each category, and every row leads to the full report behind its score. A site is on it when its latest home page scan genuinely scored, so a site that turned our scanner away is never ranked. There is nothing to apply for: scan the home page and it is ranked the next time the boards are updated.
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Open the leaderboard
Press Leaderboard in the footer. The line under the title says how many sites are ranked across how many categories, how many more are waiting for a re-scan, and when the boards were last updated. Each column shows the top five of one category.
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Open a full board
Press View full leaderboard under a column, or choose a category under Every category. A full board shows the top 50 of that category with each site’s score and verdict, under the line “Ranked by how easily a machine can read each homepage.”
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Open the report behind a score
Press report on a row to read that site’s full report, with every check and its history, the same one anyone gets by scanning that page.
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Get a site on it
Scan the site’s home page from the home page of the scanner. Only home page scans are ranked, and a page from a site scan never appears. When that scan has genuinely scored on today’s rules, the site is ranked when the boards are next updated. A blocked site has no score and is never ranked.
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Flag a wrong category
Categories are worked out automatically from what a home page says. If a site is in the wrong one, press Wrong category? on its row. It opens a bug report on GitHub with the site already filled in; say which category it should be in and send it.
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