The leaderboard now has two levels. At the top, one entry per player — their best flight of the week, so one great evening doesn’t fill half the table. Clicking a name opens their ten best flights, with difficulty, weapon and path, plus a header showing scored flights, flight time and kills.
The ten-best list deliberately has no time window: the weekly list up top is about this week, but here the point is to see what someone can actually do — and anyone flying twice a week would otherwise end up with two separate rows.
The row shows a hashed version of the player ID rather than the raw ID itself: anyone who knew the raw ID could otherwise post flights under someone else’s name. The hash can’t be reversed and is enough to point to a row.