The leaderboard per division
A division shows on the public leaderboard when you open it, and the others are simply absent from the page.
Features
The leaderboard, one column, one workout description. Every reveal is a switch.
A competition loses its suspense when the full leaderboard is readable before the last heat. It loses it just as fast when an athlete discovers the workout three hours before running it while their rivals got it the night before. So every public facing thing has its own switch, and while that switch is off the data does not leave the server. This is not hiding at display time, it is a response that holds nothing.
A division shows on the public leaderboard when you open it, and the others are simply absent from the page.
Every division and workout pair has its own visibility, so a workout can drop for elite and not yet for scaled.
The content of the workout and its score format stay hidden on the public schedule and on the venue screens.
A date and a time are enough, the description drops on its own at the right moment with nobody touching a button.
One mode publishes ranks and scores without the names, and each viewer still sees their own row named.
A sub leaderboard created by a cut can be hidden too, long enough to check the scores before the announcement.
The realtime channel carries no data at all, only a refresh signal, and the page then asks again for what it is allowed to see.
No. While the division is closed it is not returned at all, not even to its own entrants, and a closed column returns no score.
Yes, a reveal date opens the description at the stated moment, on the public schedule as on the broadcast screens, with nothing to do on the day.
Yes, every validated score refreshes the athlete phones and the venue screens right after.
Yes, visibility lives on the division and workout pair, which lets you roll the reveals out category by category, on stage and in whatever order you like.
They always see the real leaderboard, names included, even while anonymous mode is on. Hiding only ever applies to the public.
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