How an entry is made
When a month is over, its leaderboard is final, and the three fastest players at each difficulty go up here. Nobody has to post anything: the entry appears on its own.
A month closes at the end of the first day of the next one, in UTC, because a time for yesterday’s puzzle can still be submitted until then.
What each entry records
An entry shows the month, how many players posted at least one time, and the podium at every difficulty played that month: the player’s name, the flag of the country they chose and their fastest single daily at that level. A place is one run, not a total, exactly as on the monthly board.
Entries are not frozen copies. If a player asks for their time to be removed, it goes from the Hall of Fame as well, and the next fastest moves up.
Why four podiums
The daily puzzle is easy early in the week and expert on Sunday, so one table would only ever show Sunday times. Each difficulty gets its own three places instead.
Common questions
How do I get into the Hall of Fame?
Finish the daily puzzle, submit your time, and be among the three fastest at that day’s difficulty when the month ends.
Can I see the whole table for a past month?
Yes. Every entry links to that month’s full leaderboard.
Do private league results appear here?
No. The Hall of Fame is drawn from the public board, and a league’s table is only for the people in it. Players who chose to count in their leagues only never appear here.