The rules / Founding crew beta
Earn every point.
A clear line from your camera roll to the leaderboard.
One clip. A human review.
Upload your own footage with the full trick and landing in frame. New clips stay pending until an administrator reviews them. Approval decides whether a clip can be shared; scoring is a separate step. Unscored clips can still be approved.
Manual scoring / 100 possible points
The beta rubric
- Execution · 0–50
- Was the selected trick completed, from takeoff to a clear landing?
- Control · 0–30
- How controlled were the board, landing, and roll-away?
- Difficulty · 0–20
- How demanding was the trick and the obstacle or setup shown?
Reviewers enter each component and a written note. The total is a manual community score, recorded with an audit trail. This is a provisional human judging rubric for the founding crew; it is not automated trick recognition.
What counts on the board
The global board adds scores from approved clips belonging to public riders. The local board filters those riders by their home park. Competition views show registered riders’ all-time community scores; they are not event-specific results. Private profiles and pending or rejected clips do not rank.
Changing an approved clip sends it back for review. An administrator can correct a score or take down a clip. Standings refresh after these changes.
Sensor verified means sensor verified.
A human review never awards sensor verification. The smart deck and automated scoring are future work. A manually scored camera clip stays a camera clip.
Something doesn’t look right?
Open the clip and use its report form. Tell the moderation crew what to check. Stolen footage and content that breaks the community terms can be removed.