Reading the tables
Each card is one board. The five numbers are percentiles: p50 is the median, the score half of all players beat. p90 means only one in ten did better. The bars are a histogram from the lowest to the highest accepted score in twelve equal bins; hover a bar to see its range.
This is a self-selected sample and it skews fast. People post runs they are pleased with, and a run only counts if it passed the timing checks. Treat the median here as "a good day for a regular visitor", not as the population average. The tables on the test pages, with 4 to 6 CPS as typical, still describe a first attempt better.
What is not in here
- Runs held for review or rejected by the timing checks.
- Boards with fewer than five runs, until they have five.
- Anything from the clicker game or the diagnostic tests; those don't post scores.
I'll add splits by input device and by mode length once there is enough data for them to mean something.