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A refused measurement is the point rather than a fault. Corso ranks a run only when it can state the margin, and most runs cannot — a rolling start, a slope, a phone that moved, too few satellites. The number of rejections is published here for the same reason the error bar is published in the app.
Counted or not, with the reason when not. This is the part most apps do not show — a leaderboard is a list of successes, and the refusals are where you can see whether the instrument is being honest.
Mount readings, standstill durations and exact times are not published. Those describe how somebody set their phone up and when they were driving, which is not what anyone agreed to make public.
Everything above is public. Run diagnostics, accounts and the moderation queue are not: a driver agreed to their times being on a board, not to a page saying which of their runs failed and why.