
Genre authors rating. Scores are based on the ratings of photos from the last 30 days and recalculated once a day. Arrows compare the place with the one a week ago.
What the number means. It is the author's score: the median of the ratings of all photos they uploaded in the last 30 days. One strong photo and a pile of weak ones don't outweigh each other, the typical work counts.
Few photos. With 1–3 photos in a month the score is reduced by a coefficient, so a single lucky shot can't beat consistently strong authors.
Genres. A genre rating counts only photos in that genre, and an author needs at least 2 of them in 30 days, so the place can differ between the overall and genre ratings.
Arrows. ▲5 means up 5 places versus 7 days ago, ▼3 down 3, NEW means not in the top 100 a week ago. Arrows appear once a week of history has accumulated.
Why my place doesn't change. The rating is recalculated once a day, so new ratings and photos show up the next day. A place changes only when your score or the scores around you change: ratings build up slowly over 30 days, so for many authors the place barely moves for weeks. If you haven't uploaded new photos, your score rests on older works, and once they fall out of the 30-day window you may leave the rating.
Followers and photo count don't affect the place. Updated daily, top 100 shown.