Jason Lamoreaux
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Emma Alex - They did not get rid of the flyby feature, they just decided on their own to disable it for EVERYONE without telling them. Each person now has to go into their privacy settings and "en...
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Navi - Regarding athletes that are tied for the LL crown, how about awarding the crown to the person who has reached that number in the shortest time within the 90-day window? Say person A made 30...
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Louis Spencer - Count me as one who strongly disagrees with you idea. Segments are really pretty simple. They are designed to be able to measure someone's performance along a specific path betwee...
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David R.B. - Yes, you just "flag" the activity and note why you are flagging it. Strava will send a notification to the person and they can validate it or not. You just have to open their activit...
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Andy Saiden - I totally agree with you that they need to create or at least fix their algorithm for automatically detecting unrealistic achievements. That would take care of a vast majority of the...
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Andy Saiden - There are multiple issues with that. Mainly, not that many people really have power meters on their bikes or have them on all of their bikes. Requiring the use of a power meter would...
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Steven Zeller - Are you sure about that? When I look, Nordic skiing and running have their own segments and leaderboards. There are a few random occurrances where someone recorded their ski as a ...
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Flyby Feature - When you unilaterally decided to disable the flyby feature for everyone without telling ANYONE, you destroyed the usefulness of the feature altogether. It used to be a fun, useful ...
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Allow some way for users to vote to "unflag" a segment that has been incorrectly flagged as hazardous. Right now, it just takes one person to flag a segment as hazardous and nobody has any recours...
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Dave Logie - You can crop out the portion of the activity that was in a vehicle or otherwise needs to be removed. In the mobile app, just open the activity, then click on the three dots in the upp...