@Khaos_Cero I think you'd run into problems of storing people's data without permission, rather than copyright.

Hello guys, and thank you. I think all websites have to have a slightly different slant on things. It'd be dead boring if they were all clones of each other. Due to the nature of speed running it makes perfect sense to me to have a stricter proof requirement.

Accessibility for all has always been a focus of mine for Cyberscore and our community does an excellent job of removing anything suspicious. Truly outstanding and hard-earned scores are proven immediately and then because the vast majority of scores/times are saved in game it is trivial to request proof from anything that is unusual. With approaching a quarter of a million approved scores, we certainly do have quite an efficient system.