📖 Note: this article explains what a Hall of Fame page is, who can access Hall of Fame pages and place onto their ranks, and how to navigate them.
What are Hall of Fame pages?
Hall of Fame pages identify and showcase the top 100 individuals and top 100 teams within each organisation on the platform, ranked by points.
Who can access an organisation's Hall of Fame page?
Every organisation on the platform has a Hall of Fame page. However, only users who are affiliated to an organisation can see and access its Hall of Fame. Users who are not affiliated to an organisation will not be able to access its Hall of Fame page.
Each user on the platform can only be affiliated to one organisation at a time. Therefore, users on the platform can only access one Hall of Fame page at a time. If a user breaks their affiliation with an organisation, they will lose access to that organisation's Hall of Fame page. Similarly, once a user affiliates with an organisation, they will gain access to that organisation's Hall of Fame page.
Users who are not affiliated to any organisation on the platform will not have access to any Hall of Fame page.
Who can show up in the ranks of an organisation's Hall of Fame?
Any participating individual or team to an organisation can show up in its Hall of Fame, regardless of affiliation status. In other words, both affiliated and non-affiliated users to an organisation can show up in its Hall of Fame - all that is required to show up in the ranks of an organisation's Hall of Fame is participation in at least one individual or team-based competition hosted by that organisation.
📖 Definitions of Participating Individuals and Teams
Participating Individual: An individual who has participated in a competition is considered a participating individual to the competition's hosting organisation.
Participating Team: A team that has participated in a competition is considered a participating team to the competition's hosting organisation.
Example for Clarification
As an example, consider a team named 'Pixel Pirates' on the platform. If 'Pixel Pirates' has participated in a competition hosted by the organisation 'Red', then 'Pixel Pirates' is recognised as a participating team to 'Red'. However, if 'Pixel Pirates' has not participated in competitions hosted by another organisation, say 'Blue', then they are not considered a participating team for 'Blue'.
💡 Remember:
All affiliated users to an organisation have access that organisation's Hall of Fame, regardless of whether they have participated in any of the organisation's competitions.
Both non-affiliated and affiliated users to an organisation can show up in the ranks of its Hall of Fame if they have participated in at least one of the organisation's competitions.
How are points counted toward Hall of Fame rankings?
Only points scored within the context of an organisation (i.e. via the organisation's events) will count toward its Hall of Fame rankings. Any points scored in events outside of an organisation will not count toward its Hall of Fame rankings.
For example, consider a participant named 'Tom', who has scored 10,000 points in competitions across the platform. If 'Tom' had scored 3,000 of his total platform-wide points in events by organisation 'Yellow', then in the context of organisation 'Yellow', he has scored 3,000 points. 'Tom''s placement and ranking in organisation 'Yellow''s Hall of Fame would be based on his achievement of 3,000 points. The other 7,000 points 'Tom' scored outside of the context of organisation 'Yellow' would not count toward his rankings in organisation 'Yellow''s Hall of Fame.
Accessing an Organisation's Hall of Fame
If you are affiliated with an organisation, its Hall of Fame page will appear in your navigation sidebar. Click the Hall of Fame sidebar button [1] to navigate to your affiliated organisation's Hall of Fame.
Navigating an Organisation's Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame pages contain the following sections:
Welcome and overview banner [1]
Top 100 Individuals and Top 100 Teams tabs [2]
Top 100 Individuals or Top 100 Teams table [3] (depending on the tab you have selected
Reading the Welcome and Overview Banner
In your affiliated organisation's Hall of Fame welcome and overview banner, you will be able to see:
Your affiliated organisation's name [1];
The total number of competitions [2] the organisation has hosted;
The number of individual-based competitions [3] hosted by the organisation;
The number of team-based competitions [4] hosted by the organisation;
The number of participating individuals [5] in the organisation's competitions, and;
The number of participating teams[6] in the organisation's competitions.
Using the Hall of Fame Table View Tabs
Below the welcome and overview banner, use the tabs to toggle between viewing the organisation's Top 100 Individuals [1] or Top 100 Teams [2].
Viewing the Top 100 Individuals Table
The Top 100 Individuals table shows a list of the top 100 individuals within your affiliated organisation, ranked in order of points of achieved.
For each individual placed on the table, you will be able to see their:
Rank [1];
Avatar and alias [2];
Affiliation status [3] to the organisation - i.e. affiliated or non-affiliated;
Number of points [4] achieved within the organisation's competitions;
Number of first bloods [5] achieved within the organisation's competitions;
Success rate [6] demonstrated within the organisation's competitions, and;
The number of competitions [7] they have participated in within the organisation.
If you like, you can use the search bar [1] to search a find a specific individual quickly, and/or use the filter [2] function to sort each column in the table as you require. Use the page arrows [3] to move back and forth between different pages of the table.
Viewing the Top 100 Teams Table
The Top 100 Teams table shows a list of the top 100 teams within your affiliated organisation, ranked in order of points of achieved.
For each team placed on the table, you will be able to see their:
Rank [1];
Team Name [2];
Team Member Count [3] - as well as the avatars of the first five members;
Number of points [4] achieved within the organisation's competitions;
Number of first bloods [5] achieved within the organisation's competitions;
Success rate [6] demonstrated within the organisation's competitions, and;
The number of competitions [7] they have participated in within the organisation.
The Top 100 Teams table shares the exact same structural interface as the Top 100 Individuals table. There is also a search bar [1] which you can use to find a specific individual quickly, and a filter [2] you can use to sort each column in the table. Use the page arrows [3] to move back and forth between different pages of the table.
