Tip - use leaderboards if there is a prize limited to the top 10, top 20, top 100, etc. members at the end of the season or at certain period in time. Then members know how close they are to securing your sport for the special prize!
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Enter Name of the Leaderboard.
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Select Type.
All Time - This leaderboard ranks users or groups by every earned point that hasn’t expired on their account. Spent points still count.
Rolling - This leaderboard ranks users or groups by points that have been earned within the last 7 days. This is a great way to keep the leaderboard fresh and ensure new members are rotating through.
Event Tag - This leaderboard ranks users or groups by the points earned from attending events that are tagged within the Event Tag Options.
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Select the maximum number of members that will be shown on the leaderboard.
When using the Event Tag type, the only points that will count towards the ranking within the leaderboard is attendance from the tagged events. Promo codes, ticket purchases, or any other point earning opportunity will not count. This leaderboard will consist of all the users that have earned points for any event that has the tag entered within this preference.
To restrict the leaderboard by User Tag, use the User Tag Options:
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Check the Restrict this leaderboard to only members with at least one tag.
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Enter the tags of the users you would like to limit the leaderboard to.
You may enter more than one tag, a member only needs to have at least one of the tags entered to show up on the leaderboard.
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Select how you want to group the leaderboard lines shown using the Group by dropdown.
Users - This is the default and each line shown on the leaderboard will be an individual user that also has the assigned tag. This is a traditional leaderboard of individual members.
Tags - This is if you want groups of members to compete against each other.
A great use case for grouping by tags is if you want the members of fraternities and sororities to compete against each other.
In this case you would list all of the fraternities and sororities tags within the “Restrict Leaderboard” section and select tags in the “Group By” dropdown. In order for this to work you would need to make sure that your members are tagged correctly by the fraternity or sorority house they belong to.
User Tag Options is a great way to create multiple leaderboards for segments of your members.
For example, if you have students, alumni, and general fans within your program and each are individually tagged by the group they belong to you could have three All Time Leaderboards. One for each group, All Time Student Leaderboard, All Time Alumni Leaderboard, and All Time General Fan Leaderboard.
