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Jeremy
Shkhara
Status: Gathering Kudos

When my PR on a segment is from a private ride, it would nice to see the "private/virtual classification" on the leaderboard (i.e. where would I be if I made the ride public). Maybe it would be as simple an indicator in the leaderboard (i.e. my PR is better then all the times up to this position, even if I'm not on the leaderboard because of private rides); or maybe it would actually be as complicated as showing the leaderboard re-ordered as if the ride was public.

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Status changed to: Gathering Kudos
Soren
Community Manager Community Manager
Community Manager

​​Thanks for submitting your idea. It has been reviewed by our moderation team and is now open to voting. I do want to point out that the word "virtual" may be interpreted differently and associated with our virtual ride/run segments. Is there any other word you might want to substitute this with?


Soren
STRAVA | Community Hub Team

Jeremy
Shkhara

Maybe “private leaderboard classification”? Naming stuff is hard.

Soren
Community Manager Community Manager
Community Manager

I absolutely agree, that's why I didn't suggest anything myself 🙊 I'm going to edit your subject with that word instead. Thank you!


Soren
STRAVA | Community Hub Team

afromm88
Mt. Kenya

I have my settings such that I default post my activities privately. However, if I have an amazing effort or result and get into the top ten on the leaderboard for a segment, like any self-respecting Strava user, I won't hesitate to post it.  Of course, I don't always notice when my time would achieve a top ten result.  I suggest a symbol next to the segment effort, similar to a crown or trophy, that indicates "this effort would make the leaderboard if it were public".  This symbol would only be visible to the person posting the activity, even if their privacy settings were such that their followers could see it. 

I'm no graphic designer but potentially a good symbol would be the appropriate trophy or crown but colored black or grey, rather than the standard yellow.