Feature Requests

Mark J says: Good idea but I think there should be a fairly high over threshold as , for example, I will do a lot more running and cycling at different time of the year, so I may well be well over for a couple of months but then back under before you know it.
LindsD says: Not the running (ongoing) target, the final target for the year.
Serendippily says: Zactly and as a toggle rather than a blacklist please
Snoot says: With the toggle sounds good
Serendippily says: And cut off being above target that will add to challenge: you have to run 700 exactly to top the table briefly
Daddy Kong says: And/or perhaps the option to sort the league table on % up / down as well as just total distance, so -15% actually gets you closer to the top than +187%
Drell says: I agree that the people who've done 150% of the annual target by july shouldn't count. They set the wrong target

BarefootEm says: I've had this thought so many times! Well done for putting it forward 😁
Juliane Fuchs says: . Same here! Would be nice to have other distances too, like half mile, 5miles, 1k etc.

westmoors says: You could just use a tag.

Kieren says: Inspired by 10k / marthon case studies of some of my club members that feaature in book "Improve Your Marathon and Half Marathon Running - David Chalfen" who coaches at Serpentine. Names I can relate to somehow make goal setting more relatable but also dr
Kieren says: My previous comment on this was a mistake - intended for feature 831

Kieren says: Inspired by 10k /marathon case studies of some of my club members that feaature in book "Improve Your Marathon and Half Marathon Running - David Chalfen" who coaches at Serpentine. Names I can relate to somehow make goal setting more relatable /realistic

chunkywizard says: think this might have been asked before, but even so its worth stating again!
Wriggling Snake says: Yes please

westmoors says: No to where they were found, not bothered about the grid numbering.
♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: No to location, yes to grid refs. Did, could you post two separate suggestions and comment under this one to say so?
♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: "Dio" - sorry!

chunkywizard says: they are a bit easy to get IMHO. I'd prefer badges to be a bit of challenge
Wriggling Snake says: I think most runners don't stop at x.9 whatev, and carry on to x, it'd be a nice surprise, unless you make them 4.99 km, 9.99km
George Smiley says: I think a 42.1km badge would show dedication to badge collecting
Wriggling Snake says: so would 42?, or 39.9, or 29.9
SPR says: Not a badge collector but I have a few .9 runs, lol.

chunkywizard says: Where’s my badge?
westmoors says: I always wear club vest for races as I enter as an affiliated runner.
Chrisity says: i would include parkruns.

JCB says: Is there a home square?
chunkywizard says: The square with your home in it!
JCB says: Ah. I see. Was looking for a settings page. Have to be on one particular square and can then make it the home. 🙂

SPR says: Logged a long jump using the current fixed time set up: fetcheveryone.com/races/brat-club---open-t-f-series---long-jump-4676412
SPR says: Could help the site FETCH FIELD ATHLETES? 🤔

Markymarkmark says: e.g. I don't do WSW and have no real interest in it (yes, really!) but my vote ("Meh") still influences (however slightly) the decision around whether Fetch works on them for those of you who do care!
SPR says: Fetch has said Meh means no interest and doesn't influence decisions.

chunkywizard says: great idea. This week's match has been great thanks to all the posts but it would help cut down on the work needed to track
Boycie says: they could also be applied to singles matches too...

BarefootEm says: Yes, I like this - could be on individual games and/or multiplayer
Wriggling Snake says: Very good, I'd have a go at that, and you can watch it unfold, the current racing betting thread works off of PBs which is a bit odd as a lot of us get nowhere near a pb anymore

CumbriAndy says: Triplicate now - see also 733 and 647 - the more the better - Fetch can tick off three requests with one quick fix
BarefootEm says: Maybe some badges for completing 5 days, 10 days etc...
westmoors says: I guess if we keep asking, we might eventually get!
chunkywizard says: I believe in the last podcast Fetch committed to doing one!
Chrisity says: Sorry Em but i don't think that they would be difficult to earn, 5 days is essentially a 5 day streak for most people if it were running 1 to 5 km.
BarefootEm says: I disagree, a 5 day streak is still quite an achievement for a lot of people. There are only 25 still in on day 3 this month so far.
♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: Er, I ran one mile yesterday and failed on Run The Sum - I’m all for the badge!

Sharkie says: MIne is one of the no votes
Serendippily says: I’d like the sprint distances for my own purposes

Night-owl says: Oh yes x10
Gooner says: See feature request #658

Wriggling Snake says: Very Good

chunkywizard says: I think you can only see the 6 most rare badges from someone else’s, right? I can’t believe you can’t remember which badges you have!
Wombling Plodder (Welsh Womble) says: I like buffs
Wombling Plodder (Welsh Womble) says: Oops wrong feature !!!
BarefootEm says: haha
westmoors says: Just click on the badge and it takes you to that badges page where it tells you when you earnt it if you've got it that is!
BarefootEm says: It does 🙈

njosmith says: I don't understand
Gooner says: I think it means breaking the types of training in to main categories and sub categories so you could change the sub category independently and thus have a shorter list to look through
Nightjar says: Indeed. Why didn’t I just say that?
njosmith says: okay - I get it now.
chunkywizard says: good idea. It annoys me with the current implementation!

chunkywizard says: more badges? yes I say!
PeteFastFeet says: Or largest rectangle

Snoot says: Don’t find it to be an issue as zooming in you can see enough of the area around. If they were opaque might not show up too well on cake squares
HattrickG says: With reduced opacity the triangles would still be visible without totally concealing the map detail.
Serendippily says: I thought making the centre transparent and outline still heavy

Rrunner says: I'd buy another FE buff!
Wombling Plodder (Welsh Womble) says: I like buffs
BarefootEm says: Me and Ishep were talking about this yesterday
Bright Strider says: Being multifunctional, you can use buffs as face masks. No one objected in the Coop, anyway.

CumbriAndy says: This was deliberate - so as not to duplicate the 'fake parkruns' already established and available as a weekly alternative
Sigh says: Here's this weeks: fetcheveryone.com/races/fake-parkrun-4495184

chunkywizard says: av and max HR dpend on peoples max to determine the effort. If you wish to see effort then I would suggest %MHR

Eynsham Red says: I’ve voted yes, but for it to be worthwhile, they should be made to a reasonably good standard.
Trin says: I agree, I think masks are going to be around for some time now so it would get a lot of use

chunkywizard says: reckon this has been asked for in another feature request, but I agree it is a good idea!
chunkywizard says: feature 232 (from me actually!) covers it I think
Drell says: and feature 232 has got a lot of votes... vote early, vote often

larkim says: Agreed, there are a few areas of the site where common race distances could be more usefully used instead of manual entries for distances like marathons / HMs.
chunkywizard says: are you talking for the race finder or something sifferent here? I argue they should be put together in all places though!
ITG 🇮🇸 says: In my portfolio, I have some as kms and others as mara/half. It messes up my pbs. There are also big gaps in the fetchie age records (e.g., if you look up 42.2km)
Sigh says: For race times, I get around this by manually editing the logged distance to match the official race distance.
paul the builder says: I agree with ITG, it is a site "opportunity". You shouldn't have 2 marathon PBs, just because of different units.

JCB says: Maybe the pairing process could put ‘inactive last week’ players together? So more likely for active players to get a better game?
Chrisity says: Then you play every other week and always get a weak opponent?
Gooner says: But lose points every other week to so gain no advantage

Vancouver Jogger says: Isn't the purpose of this game not to be found and therefore not to spend time seeking?
Vancouver Jogger says: Unless of course there were badges for being in the last 10, 5, 1 when hiding
Chrisity says: It would encourage hiding in the centre. You need a game of Seek and Hide.
DocM says: But once you are found you'd get out there and find as many as you could

Rrunner says: +1 you can never have too many graphs!
JogWalker says: Yes, and show more than just last few attempts

SPR says: On the left is perfect for one handed mobile use, in the middle isn't...
SusiesueH says: It’s on the right at the moment. I don’t mean move to the middle but less squashed up to the edge
SPR says: Sorry, meant right. Less squashed would be good.
SusiesueH says: 👍🏻

Pothunter says: Tags?
Autumnleaves says: That wouldn't narrow the drop down menu though

Angus Clydesdale says: But only if it’s back-dated to the start of the game.
AndyS says: I'd like a badge for being one of that last 2 found (back-dated as AC suggests, obviously )

Serendippily says: This would be a shame. I’m not sure who walks if they could run - but I am motivated to try and run more through WSW and there are a few people who’ve found it a great way into running
Sigh says: +1 for Serendippily's comment. Plus, walking and running involve different levels of exertion, road biking & MTB are broadly the same (assuming performed in the same location).
rhb says: I can run to shop though & walk back, so scoring twice through those squares. If I ride there I can't score again through those squares on way back. Would make sense to allow one "on foot" and one "on wheel" score per sq per day.
westmoors says: rhb, you could walk back with pushing your bike!
Velociraptor says: I think that's a reasonable request, BUT if it's granted I would like walking to earn the same number of points as running.
Serendippily says: Also I don’t have a bike so I will lose my chance for evening cake
Angus Clydesdale says: Oh, look at yourselves. It’s a game FFS. If different types of biking are allowed then surely different types of hiking (and running/walking/etc must be allowed too. Surely.
Angus Clydesdale says: Which is why I voted NO.
rhb says: A.C. different types of cycling don't count though. Agree it's just a game. Perhaps every Training category could count once per square per day, to make it fairest.
♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: The rules will always favour some over others (I'm never going to win!) and any change will benefit some and disadvantage others.
Boycie says: I think the adjust to two points walking and one point cycling evens up WSW nicely. The final I just participated in wouldn't have been close at all if only running or walking counted, as I would have risen away into the distance.
Wriggling Snake says: I think the 2 points fo walking has muddied the waters somewhat, Leave it as it is for nw, and see how the game pans out now, but in principle, I think this might be right.

Drell says: Yes. The "and listed in your favourites" is a waste of pixels asthe notification only happens for ones that are in your favourites.

Autumnleaves says: I have no idea how to make use of this!
Flatlander says: I think fetch introduced the Borg RPE several years ago because he wanted to analyse what kind of effort we were making in our exercise sessions.
Flatlander says: A new system would need to allow spilt efforts - e.g. intervals where recovery = 3/10 and the sprints 7/10 with nothing in between.

Gooner says: All or nothing!

jennyh says: Love this idea Fetch!
FurryH says: I have an app for this already. Very useful for monitoring mental health.
boyband6666 says: It's supposed to be one of the best predictors of many things, from injuries, etc. Having a validated questionaire built in would be amazing, as then I'd do it
BarefootEm says: I think this has the potential for incredible help. Could it be possible to have the individual 1-10's private, but the option to have your overall 'how you are feeling' visible on your profile? Maybe in the form of an emoji? So if someone is looking at a
BarefootEm says: Profile they are able to see a Fetchie is feeling a 3 today, and can send a virtual hug if they want to? But they don't need to know the detail?
jennyh says: I like that idea Em
BarefootEm says: I'm glad it made sense Jennyh!
geordiegirl says: Garming connect has added this and I love that I can put in my perceived effort and how I felt so I would love it here too esp expanded

Snoot says: Agree with this although I do have to admit to just moving the grid to my advantage 🙈

Elsie Too says: How would that work - if you run from home every day and show your training it will be obvious where you live? I don't use strava so no idea what they do?
larkim says: strava basically adds a "fuzzy" area to the place you've identified as home so that no map traces appear in that zone - it tends to start about 200-300m away from where you live, thus disguising your actual home if that's where you run from
larkim says: In support of mercilessly stealing their idea - it's documented here support.strava.com
Rrunner says: I'd prefer the map to be made available on an activity by activity basis and still have the ability to let buddies see everything if I choose.
Flatlander says: I support larkim's and Rrunner's comments
Angus Clydesdale says: Where I live there’s only us so it’s pointless. I can see how it works in the city though.

Serendippily says: I think this may be a duplicate but I’m voting anyway

ChrisHB says: ceremonial counties, not changeable administrative counties
chunkywizard says: reckon that would be a lot of work to implement. It might be good to have a badge for the set
Pothunter says: Fetch has previous
Pothunter says: Oops! Meant to say: previously said the GPS software he uses can’t even identify Eng, Sco, Wal, Nir so counties will be nigh on impossible I guess
ChrisHB says: agree about the techical difficulies, though
ChrisHB says: IIRC it is possible to work out the postcode town using post office data.
JCB says: What are these things called counties? 🤣😛
ChrisHB says: the data appears to be available here geoportal.statistics.gov.uk or a page not too far away. Not ceremonial counties afaict.

Pothunter says: Or at least provide an option to sort by either name or value
TomahawkMike says: What is the trader list? Is it part of one of the games?
Vancouver Jogger says: Starts to make the game too easy - especially with the new training page sorted by mileage

Ness says: I like this! 😁
BarefootEm says: Ear worm
Sampson says: Please don't haver, Fetch. Whatever that means.
geordiegirl says: Cool!
Jigs says: Craig for 500, Craig & Charlie for 1000

Serendippily says: This may be complicated where blogs are buddies only so would link nicely with the request to “limit” the views of the pic when it links to a private blog
um says: Or a search for the [image ref] as an enhanced blog/thread search?

Pothunter says: Until this feature request I had never even clicked on the shortcuts button! Good idea.
♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: #69

Sampson says: All gems could be for runners/walkers/swimmers(?) only. Most of the leaders have relatively few points from gems.
Bright Strider says: When cycling, I tend not to take footpaths, on which tokens do appear. I also run, and this provides an opportunity to collect those tokens. Nonrunners will find such tokens less appealing.
Vancouver Jogger says: The top players have hardly any gem points so won't make much difference.
Vancouver Jogger says: 13 out of the top 15 have more flower points than my highest ever score. The only way to balance it up is to do something with flowers
JCB says: Anyone interested in flowers, I made a suggestion about them being dropped at different rates: fetcheveryone.com/featurerequests-open.php?sort=id#feature194
Drell says: I agree that flowers are where change might help

westmoors says: This would be useful for resetting after temporary moves e.g. holidays
AndyS says: @westmoors - that was exactly the case I was thinking of
Sampson says: Just a single 'home' option would suffice for me
chunkywizard says: i think there are feature requests similiar to this, but I've requested this before and it would be good.
geordiegirl says: This would be useful having moved mine it was fine tuned br good to just switch it back automatically

Angus Clydesdale says: Genius plan!

rhb says: I put meh but I guess there may be commercial value in attracting new audiences by developing this?
paul the builder says: Reckon "IFTTT" might need explaining. Perhaps I'm the only one who didn't know what you meant, but I doubt it.
larkim says: Be worth expanding on what you use IFTTT for with strava - what sort of triggers would you like to be able to hook into on Fetch, and what would you like to happen as a consequence?
gradgrind says: Yes, good point Paul . ifttt is a service which allows you to automate 'things' on the internet. For example, every time I go for a run, it goes to that other site with a paywall, then IFTTT notices and transfers a small amount of money from my spending a
rf_fozzy says: I'm not sure I understand what this would be for?

MazH says: yes please!

chunkywizard says: I just use the 'race' category. You could tag it 'virtual' if you wanted.
Angus Clydesdale says: A race is a race, surely?
SPR says: Virtual isn't really a race though is it? On your own, done anywhere, everyone on different courses. I can see why you'd want them separate from standard races in your training summary.
paul the builder says: It's not a race; it's training.
rf_fozzy says: What PTB said.
SPR says: I think the point is to be able to separate it in your training. This might be the only 'racing' available for awhile so why not have it as a category in training. It's certainly more worthy than many a category in training
SPR says: I say this as some that is unlikely to do an virtual racing.
Sigh says: North Staffs league are using virtual races to keep the 2020 league going. When your virtual time is compiled into a set of results with others and winners declared, it's pretty close to racing.

Bright Strider says: How about default kit set for the activity?
RunningRonnie says: You can already do that Bright Strider
Angus Clydesdale says: Not completely. I asked ages ago if we could have different default kit for different activity sub-sets (MTB, Road Bike, Commuting Bike etc). Hasn’t happened yet.
Cog Noscensme AHA says: With you on that AC. I suppose I only need to log shoes and tyres but I keep logging all my kit anyway and default by subset would really help.

JCB says: Could we have time back please?
chunkywizard says: that would be neat

Serendippily says: I stopped using the fetch app because I lost entries so often

chunkywizard says: Same here, it would be nice to have that data n FE but I am not sure it is possible
azx says: Says so here: developer.garmin.com
chunkywizard says: Good link, the FAQs are here and it looks ok developer.garmin.com
Sigh says: I have a Garmin Index scale, and manually add here every day. Looking at the FAQs it looks like steps, sleep etc can also be synced, which are in other feature requests.
azx says: I see there's an API to do this fetcheveryone.com/api-doc.php . I actually import from withings use a script and upload it to garmin. Guess I could just upload it here too
chunkywizard says: it would be nice to have it invisibly automated though!
ishep 🇪🇺 says: Withings is also on IFTTT, so that might be a quick and easy way of Fetch implementing a direct(ish) import from Withings
cerid says: This would be a real boon for those of us currently frightened of scales

chunkywizard says: As I haven’t been first to get a badge I’m going to have to vote no! You were first to get Ocho, weren’t you?
ITG 🇮🇸 says: Yes, and I suspect a coupe of country badges

chunkywizard says: gets my vote!
ishep 🇪🇺 says: Badgeception!
cerid says: That means you can’t have 100 badges. Badge 101 does sound cool though
Wriggling Snake says: superb idea. meta.

Sigh says: That's okay as long as the training log entry exactly matches the official race time, which often they won't (unless the user has edited the training log entry to match it).
Autumnleaves says: Agree with Sigh - I keep Garmin - time & distance for the log & official time in race portfolio
ishep 🇪🇺 says: I think there already is a link - click the clipboard next to a Fetchie name on the page for a past race to go to their training entry
SPR says: The race portfolio links to training if the distance is pretty close. The training log doesn't have the reverse link. I'm pretty sure there's already a request for the reverse link.
SPR says: FEATURE 705 which currently has 51 yes votes vs 1 no
cerid says: Anyone who doesn’t want to use it doesn’t have to; just would save double entry for most of my races (don’t usually see much of a difference between official time and my watch). I’ll check the race portfolio to see if it’s what I had in mind bu
Markymarkmark says: Races? What's a race? I forget.....

BarefootEm says: Yes please, especially at the moment
chunkywizard says: Fetch is creating these every week, do we need user created ones?
BarefootEm says: I am doing a virtual event on Saturday with is a 24 hour race... so I created that but it still needed a location even though any other fetchies doing it won't be at my house!
Sigh says: @CW, yes, I'm adding in the Fake parkrun each week and also the virtual races in the North Staffs league.
Sigh says: (although it's fun seeing the fake parkrun locations that Synge picks!)
SPR says: It probably getting to a point we're virtual might need a separate category.
Snoot says: definitely useful with all these virtual races at present
Snoot says: Also the ability to have it happening over a period of time rather than a day as some of the virtual events are cumulative
Sigh says: +1 for Snoot's comment re: period of time
Rrunner says: Think we need this as i nearly duplicated a race as the location is set to Southampton - only because i did a good search before adding there wasn't two of them!

ftrobbie says: It reduces the multiplayer game cycle by a week and starts the competition of needing to own squares rather than the number you go through closer to the competiton start. It then also maintains the competitive element to qualifying.
ishep 🇪🇺 says: This was posited by Fetch when he was first designing multi. Don't know if it was ever ruled out or just shelved
Gooner says: I like that idea, gets more people into another part of the game for longer.
Snail says: Sounds good. Makes the event seeded so would give more people a chance

Pothunter says: Didn’t the orange place prevent segments on downhills for safety reasons?
chunkywizard says: sounds sensible
Gooner says: It may say it does, but it does not.

Gooner says: Just infect everybody else's bugs, then you cover all bases
Flatlander says: This suggestion seems like encouraging vindictiveness.
Bright Strider says: I'm with Flatlander on this. Let he who seeks revenge first dig two graves. One for his victim, and one for himself.

ishep 🇪🇺 says: cf. #295 & #637
azx says: "so good they suggested it thrice"
SailorSteve says: It’s a good suggestion and deserves repeating😎 At any time there seem to be about a third of the threads that I’d like to ignore/banish, in order to make the stuff that I am interested in more visible.

Groundhog says: realised this is a repeat of of #651

CumbriAndy says: Duplicate of request #647
chunkywizard says: tis indeed, but if it's worth saying once...!
geordiegirl says: It would tempt me to do it 😃
♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: Me too!
Maccathecracker says: Definitely, voted 647 too.😀

westmoors says: But they can be amusing so I say keep them!
rf_fozzy says: No! I like the related threads - you get the random hilarous ones that you can raise from the dead
roberton says: But then sometimes they link to threads that even Fetch thinks should be left dead
Angus Clydesdale says: They’re funny. Leave them in.
SusiesueH says: I like them for the entertainment value
Velociraptor says: I enjoy the occasional zombie thread too

MazH says: ++ please
westmoors says: You enter in pounds and it displays at the top in stones & pounds so would make sense to be able to enter as stones/pounds

geordiegirl says: I’d like this

PeteFastFeet says: I think it costs to use follow roads, so I think not making it default is fair.
K5 Gus says: Was the cost not when it used to use Google maps ? Now it has been changed to OpenStreetMap then I don't imagine that's still still the case ?
Big_G says: I know Google charges. Not sure about others. To clarify as well, I’m not suggesting a system wide change for all users to default to roads. I’m suggesting a user able to save their own default if they wish.
Bright Strider says: I remember Fetch saying that there is a service he uses for following roads, which does charge.
Bright Strider says: Or, it does after a certain number of uses in a day.

PK says: That's a good shout. Would be very helpful
chunkywizard says: I think I put out a feature request thats similar to this before asking for current state of play to be overlapped
BarefootEm says: Oops sorry, I did have a quick look through before hand
chunkywizard says: feature 672 was mine, think its the same thing
BarefootEm says: Ah yes, already up voted yours 😁
BarefootEm says: Not the same thing though, I meant opaquing the squares the route goes through, regardless of what is going on in the match that week
geordiegirl says: This would have been very useful
BarefootEm says: Or even add the green triangles too them?

Badger says: I agree - it seems a bit weird that a hard session with boots and big bag on a major walking path might not count for a badge named for said path!
Gooner says: 'Hiking is a long, vigorous walk, usually on trails or footpaths in the countryside.'
Serendippily says: Some of my walks are all that
Fragile Do Not Bend says: And don’t forget Nordic Ealking
Fragile Do Not Bend says: And don’t forget Nordic Ealking
Fragile Do Not Bend says: (*Nordic Walking)
Angus Clydesdale says: How many more times do you want to put that down?!
Angus Clydesdale says: It’s not a popularity contest...
Fragile Do Not Bend says: I was trying to backspace to correct the typo and hit enter instead. Last time that happened I’d hit it about 5 times before I realised!
Groundhog says: Looking at the League page under walking it says "This table is based on the distance recorded under Cross Training - Walking, Cross Training - Hiking and Cross Training - Nordic Walking in training logs." Doesn't that mean hiking, walking and nordic walk
♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: Ah! My comment may possibly be based ever so slightly more on badges than on leagues. Just possibly ...
Groundhog says: It would definitely be handy to have your League walking total available somewhere and have that total match the walking badge targets.

Autumnleaves says: Could you use a tag for this?
Fragile Do Not Bend says: I only really use the calendar view of the training log and tags don’t show up on there (I don’t think)

JCB says: Even for when a comment isn’t allowed?
Naughty_nickers says: Love this ❤️
SusiesueH says: 👍🏻
BarefootEm says: I hadn't thought about that JCB, but yes, I think if you can see that someone has done some training, and what it is, it would be great to be able to say 👍
TomahawkMike says: It's a very nice thought, barefooted, if you don't mind me saying
TomahawkMike says: (BarefootEM.. spellchecker error there
JCB says: I agree with this Em. Voted yes 👏
FurryH says: I agree. (Kudos)
Sigh says: Q: Do we want the thumb up to be accredited to the person giving it, or anonymous as the +1 on thread posts?
BarefootEm says: Another good Q, I would prefer to see who had given me a thumbs up
ishep 🇪🇺 says: Me too, plus if I was giving one, I'd want them to know who from
Sigh says: same here (I have upvoted, btw!)
geordiegirl says: Another yes.
chunkywizard says: yep

flanker says: Duplicate of 722!
SusiesueH says: hmm. don't know how I did that. Perhaps the next suggestion needs to be to disallow duplicate suggestions
flanker says:
RichHL says: Tempting to vote Yes on this one and No on the other...
SusiesueH says: Cheeky

milemonster says: Fetchpoint
DocM says: ive always wanted that
Oranj says: Do you mean this: fetcheveryone.com/league-training.php
milemonster says:

milemonster says: No I meant a separate table for runners on fetchpoint
FurryH says: The league table can be filtered to just running

Groundhog says: and a total walking mileage for all time.
Groundhog says: and a total walking mileage for all time.
SusiesueH says: Yes to this G, I’ll vote if you request it 😁

Bright Strider says: Bearing in mind that PFF presumably means miles. 'm' is the SI unit for metre.
fetcheveryone says: Lol. I knew what he meant
Bright Strider says: Fair enough.
JCB says: Mi mi mi 🤣

JCB says: Date and time would be useful! 🙂
roberton says: Badges now say when you’ve got them
JCB says: Badges was just an example. And it is great to have the badge date. But what about other notifications? Did the WSW game score get updated at 1am or 8am or 11pm? 😉

Sigh says: Good idea!

fetcheveryone says: Click the clock icon. Does that do what you want?
JCB says: You think you know everything that's there and then something like this happens. I do remember using it a long time ago. 🤣
larkim says: Hmm, not sure. CLicking the "timebased" updates the URL to one including /seconds, but I can't actually see anything that has changed even if I toggle between the two views. That's on Chrome, btw, in case that makes a difference. The drop downs are sti

Sigh says: *settings IN our profiles
Autumnleaves says: I was looking for that the other day!
westmoors says: So where is it?
Sigh says: Go to a training entry, and under heart rate, click on the rainbow button!
roberton says: Oh wow. I have wondered how they are set too!

Bright Strider says: Yahoo -> Wahoo, I think.

Big_G says: For those that train to HR, this would be a great idea.
Shortcut Cam says: This would be very useful for orienteers and Xc runners
fetcheveryone says: On the training home page, click the button where you can choose graphs.
fetcheveryone says: Pretty sure there’s a b/m graph in the options.
SPR says: It's not a rolling graph.
paul the builder says: It's a rolling weekly graph.
SPR says: It's not, that's not how rolling works. It's a graph that shows X number of weeks
SPR says: Or to be precise, a rolling average graph (which is how Rolling is used on Fetch for all the other rolling graphs)
StuH says: Weekly distance
StuH says: Rolling weekly distance
test20200421 says: Testing (it's Fetch!)
paul the builder says: SPR - I can only assume we have different definitions of 'rolling'. I understand what you mean, and can see why the word rolling suits. Really what you want is the same data but plotted a different way. The graph already 'rolls' over to the latest N weeks
SPR says: PtB - I get what you mean but that's why I clarified I meant rolling as per fetch (so rolling average). All the fetch graphs are technically rolling.

SPR says: It could replace WAVA? More useful for training surely?
StuH says: I'd be happier for it to replace calories
Big_G says: I'm new to the site, but I've been wondering about this too. Great idea.
SPR says: StuH - Doesn't necessarily need to replace anything, just thought WAVA wouldn't be useful on a training run and would be against races. If people find it useful then no reason for it to go.
SPR says: Welcome Big_G
chunkywizard says: Calories could go for me too

Jenelopy says: Yes! You can add them for swimmign and cycling, but the running ones aren't slow enough for walking/hiking

chunkywizard says: if its optional then why not
Bright Strider says: You can put your real name in brackets in your nickname: Profile > Settings.
DocM says: Is bright Striders real name "soemthing fishy"?

Bright Strider says: We can describe this in our profiles.
Sampson says: True, but that wouldn't create the data necessary for gamification!
rf_fozzy says: Dislike this idea as it's basically a popularity contest then and to me that's anti-fetch
rf_fozzy says: Dislike this idea as it's basically a popularity contest then and to me that's anti-fetch
Gus says: I found Fetch by myself!

SailorSteve says: Or provide a ‘Sort’ option eg recent, alphabetical, miles/km
Diogenes says: What Steve said
EdJ says: I've been meaning to ask for this for ages! Thanks Steve!!

JCB says: Like stepping through a scrabble game turn by turn?
HappyG(rrr) says: Yeah JCB, that was the idea. I see a lot of folk have down voted it because they think it could be used for tactically identifying opponents routes. I hadn't even thought of that. Democracy at work! G
JCB says: Hmmm. That wouldn’t be a problem if everyone could access every part of their grid. I’m for both ideas!
JCB says: Maybe “as big of a problem” would be more accurate.

StuH says: I think the forum thread fulfills this and is probably 'safer' being open.
HappyG(rrr) says: Fair point Stu. I don't think there'd be much "risk" of Fetchies upsetting each other. But it is fun to have the banter in the thread for everyone to see, that's true. G

StuH says: Planned training can be exported to a calendar at the moment, but a subscription as per the race portfolio would be good.
larkim says: Agreed, I've requested this in the past. It's OK pushing out a fixed ICS, but a dynamic link like webcal:// would be a really nice way of keeping all my calendars i the same place. Or exposing the site to Google Apps Scripts where I already have an app
fuzzy76 says: Unfortunately, I routinely adjust my training. Doing a manual export-import cycle every time is just not realistic for me.
njosmith says: How does the race portfolio subscription work?
StuH says: On the Race Portfolio page under Export Your Portfolio is a link for an .ical file. Rather than downloading the file, copy the link and subscribe (using url) with your calendar application. I use google calendars.
njosmith says: Thanks
larkim says: Does the Race Portfolio one mean that if I know your user ID I can access your race portfolio schedule even if I’m not logged into the site etc?
ishep 🇪🇺 says: cf. #94

mattglen_ says: Agreed, also can be applied to WSW, to allow easier route planning, unless this makes the game less competitive?
chunkywizard says: I put the request in for WSW in a different feature request!
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Fragile Do Not Bend says: There should be an option to toggle the colours on/off as the colours make it harder to see map detail
Fragile Do Not Bend says: (Oops I don’t know how that happened)
Sigh says: Very Max Headroom
TomahawkMike says:

chunkywizard says: Good point FDNB

Gooner says: I have gone with meh, purely because it could be a lot of work for Fetch to get sponsors, create all the bumf etc but I do like the idea.
Sampson says: I'd be doing it for the badge anyway! But I was thinking of a year-round advent calendar.
westmoors says: For regular challenges with prizes try Running Heroes (uk.runningheroes.com) or Cycling Heroes (uk.cyclingheroes.com).

rf_fozzy says: Useful in particular for light and so I can see when things are trending later and later (which is a bad habit)
chunkywizard says: Yep, this is a bug bear of mine as well
njosmith says: The out by one hour is probably a GMT issue
Gooner says: It's more of a rounding down issue I think, if you start training at 11:59 it will show as 11am
Diogenes says: No, it’s BST. Even though I change the time on the watch, when the upload they come through as GMT and I have to adjust manually
njosmith says: My old watch Garmin 405 always used to load as GMT, my new one 735 is fine.
Markymarkmark says: Ditto njosmith! Garmin 45 gets the right hour for where I am in the world. 405 used to always be GMT!
larkim says: And would allow the log to be ordered by time too - currently I *think* it orders them by upload time (e.g. last night I did 2 x warm up bits then 2 x interval bits, but the are ordered 1 x interval, 2 x warmup, 1 x interval so I can't tell which interval
chunkywizard says: Larkim, yes, this annoys me as well!
roberton says: If there was a "joker" you could play once per week to give an extra vote to something, this request would get mine

chunkywizard says: Nice to see but not a thing if look at every day.

Ness says: Sounds like a good idea.
Rrunner says: Like. Maybe also links to club based threads on the forum (there is one for FERC but not aware of any others)
chunkywizard says: Like this idea. Out club uses strava and Facebook at the moment. I guess this could get people to change.

Elsie Too says: I'm a yes as long as you can pick and choose which notifications you want to have pushed.
CrispByNature says: I personally cannot stand browser push notifications!
ishep 🇪🇺 says: The browsers let you control whether you accept or block notifications on a site-by-site basis

Bright Strider says:

Bright Strider says: How about normal bug, but matures at normal time, but according to local time zone?
Oranj says: Good idea, but I still want it earlier, I think

RRR-CAZ 🇬🇧 says: Could also do badge for top 30-20-10-5-3-2-1
Snail says: And maybe 100,50
Snail says: And maybe 100,50
Chrisity says: As long as it is backdated
JCB says: +1 for backdating and RRR-CAZ’s idea

Bob! says: I would also like to add notes after wighing in without having to delete and re-input
Sigh says: @Bob, there's already a notes field, just fill it in before pressing 'enter'.
Bob! says: I'd like to add notes later, without having to delete and re-input
fetcheveryone says: @Bob - if you want to request something, add a request
Totriornottotri says: No amendments the feature is as per the order paper! I just want to know the future!
Totriornottotri says: I have come up with a 'work around' for anyone interested. Set your goal weight and date you hope to achive it. It lets you choose future dates and your weight tracks towards the future logged weight.

chunkywizard says: That would be awesome if technically possible
chunkywizard says: Seems like it’s possible so it’s. Yes from me!

JCB says: (In the same list that has the buy link even if already purchased.)

ZenTaoPlurp says: There's a date input box when the injury is first entered - ignore all after 'Injuries'.
ZenTaoPlurp says: After further thought, the ability to change the date on which an injury commenced would still be really useful.
gwowen says: Agreed. I'd like to be able to add an injury history at one time, and set dates for how it was

chunkywizard says: Fecthpoint has various things like this ie relays and trafficlights. Not sure this adds anything new
iwaswill says: I am right in thinking fetchpoint can only be played by those near you, as I liked the WSW style of playing wherever you are, but maybe other features are too close.
Bright Strider says: Iwaswill, no there is a single league table for Fetchpoint. The total is a rolling 30 day one, which is a great idea. It limits potential for obsession, but also keeps going.
JCB says: I believe iwaswill is requesting a game like WSW in a grid, with the game being capture the flag. This sounds great and could even involve teams.

chunkywizard says: it could work but how does it fit in with 1v1 and multiplayer, it would be hard to do all three.
iwaswill says: ...I hadn't thought that far...the points become akward forsure, its probably another type of game, but that does that start to dilute WSW too much? It seems its a hot game style right now.
iwaswill says: Also seeing active the forum is I wondered if this team aspect would add to that community, as tactics and activies coordinated to be play.

Chrisity says: i keep a window with that on half the screen and plan my route on the other half,just open 2 windows.
chunkywizard says: yep, that's an option, but it's not as eligant as the feature request which should speed up route creation and save you having to keep checking between 2 screens
Diogenes says: tricky on a phone, Chrisity
BarefootEm says: Ah not quite the same idea as mine, but I'd already up voted this one because I like it!
Gooner says: I too like this, lots.

MazH says: Be less samey stuff in the general gallery too

Pothunter says: Duplicate of feature 431
chunkywizard says: Yep, I’ve voted there not here
funkyPOM says: Ah, good one, voted. I searched for WSW so didn't show up. Leads to another feature of categorising requests so when you create one you're presented with a selectable list of what the request relates to.

chunkywizard says: and a badge! (bit obsessed with badegs at the moment - they are the new race medal!)

Bright Strider says: With 'save' and 'save as' options.

Gooner says: I didn't even know this was a thing!
chunkywizard says: watch the thread and get pressing
roberton says: Not keen. Badges for self-reported things should be awarded sparingly
Wriggling Snake says: Very keen, I am not lying about my press ups.
chunkywizard says: No lying hear either, we are all grown ups, right?
Dave W says: Everything is self reported. You could have your Garmin in your car while you drive round.
chunkywizard says: Good point Dave!
Nellers says: I'm confused. If I lied about my press ups (which I dont and wouldn't by the way) would that stop someone else getting a badge for their real press ups? Didn't think so.

chunkywizard says: I’d be inclined to change the badge to say it was run only but then create new ones for other disciplines
Serendippily says: What chunky said!
Sigh says: Yes, that'd be better.
TomahawkMike says: what the others added...
Gooner says: What CW said
jennyh says: Yep, what CW said
westmoors says: Yes, different badges for different disciplines
rf_fozzy says: The total training distances badges *do* include all training distances - otherwise I wouldn't have had the Mars badge
roberton says: Voted No because it's already correct
Sigh says: My total training miles are 5887, next badge to earn is for 5382?
Gooner says: My next badge is for 2181 miles, my run total is 2062, my combined run and bike is 3605. It definitely only counts running.

chunkywizard says: I’ll never get it, but it’s a good idea

Bright Strider says: You can use the back button of your browser, or the history.
chunkywizard says: Yep, can do but you have to click multiple times and it’s not elegant

chunkywizard says: is this fair being only allowed if density=0? I believe the game is consider to be balanced at the moment independantly of density, could this skew the game if favour of density=0?
Vancouver Jogger says: If you have density=0 you never get access to any traffic lights
Bright Strider says: I think that the presence of traffic lights is more to do with activity than the number of residents.
Vancouver Jogger says: I don't think that's right BrightStrider
Bright Strider says: Yes, if it has to be in your circle, and without the density condition.
Bright Strider says: I see why you'd think that Vancouver Jogger, but my circle has six traffic lights even though my density is zero.
Bright Strider says: I've voted yes, with the conditions I mentioned above.
milemonster says: Could this be abused? I like the idea but what if someone got one then moved their home area and placed it on a popular route. Fetch would need to write in a code so that it can only be placed in the true 0 density area.
JCB says: Density 0 is not the same as not having anyone nearby. Having someone a little ways away then enables traffic lights to show up (I’ve tested). No activities need to be logged by nearby neighbour.
Vancouver Jogger says: The condition on toll booths would be that you don’t have traffic lights
Bright Strider says: Thanks, JCB. Good to know.
JCB says: You’re welcome BS. Good point MM. VJ, yes that makes sense. I’ve voted yes
Shortcut Cam says: You used to be able to buy traffic lights but this option disappeared a few years ago for reason forgotten

TomahawkMike says: I support this, but I did think that you would have a lot of dormant users getting badges. May be it should either be Fetch Contributor (ie either 1) made some entry on a blog or forum or logged something or 2) more controversially, a Fetch supporter for
TomahawkMike says: that last bit was meant to read, a Fetch Supporter for x years.
Gooner says: It could only be issued if there is a training log entry for 2020 to keep it to active accounts?
chunkywizard says: Do badges for dormant fetchies actually matter? Maybe they will come badge and get a warm feeling encouraging them to stay?
Gooner says: Fair point
TomahawkMike says: no the badges dont matter for dormant people, although you will see that it affects the "number of people awarded" badge comment for those that this matters for. I am sort of with Gooners comment response. Some sort of activity each year qualifying. But w
TomahawkMike says: but will go with the flow (my comments are truncating. Must be waffling too much!)

westmoors says: But only for that activity.
Bright Strider says: westmoors, only for Fetchpoint, do you mean?
westmoors says: Obviously its only for Fetchpoint! I meant that boosting/reducing points/penalties only applies to the activity in which the booster/reducer markers are collected.
Bright Strider says: Oh, I see. That's an interesting idea, westmoors, but Fetchpoint does not currently distinguish activities. That's not to say it couldn't, but it might involve a lot of work for Fetch. Cost vs benefit.
milemonster says: I'd save my doubler for a long run!

JCB says: Nice! Sounds like a new genre of fetchpoint: fetchpointPlus

JCB says: FetchpointPlus?

NDWDave says: Could be like bugs. A colour for yours and one for everyone else
chunkywizard says: Dave that would work for me, especially if the values of them were shown without having got click on them
Bright Strider says: Possible, certainly. See feature 652 for not having to click.

roberton says: Not a bad idea but there's now the labels feature which lets you sort of add anything you want
milkybar kid says: thanks....will look at that

westmoors says: I thought about asking for this, but as no records are kept of previous months we wouldn't be able to claim it retrospectively and I'm not sure I could do it again!
minardi says: Sorry about the duplicate request #733
JCB says: retrospectively would be great. And might just need a ‘catch up’ for past months. The data of the training would still be there.
chunkywizard says: we (I) need more badges!
♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: Anything to help me catch chunky ... oh, wait a minute, that won’t work!
Vancouver Jogger says: I might contemplate doing this if there was a badge
chunkywizard says:
roberton says: It's sad, but me too
NDWDave says: Me three

roberton says: I think a good idea to have _some_ elevation badges, although I think just across activities not per activity type. But voted for it
minardi says: I have no elevation being in deepest darkest Lincolnshire
roberton says: I'm not much better, I'm in Cheshire, not planning to see any elevation badges either.

Bright Strider says: If you try it, you might well find that you can. However, it is not what it is designed for, as I understand it. There might be a better tool for the job. 'Fetch miles are for ever.'

Bright Strider says: I tend to use the site URL, or the Fetchpoint one, to spread the word. fetcheveryone.com/game-fetchpoint.php

ishep 🇪🇺 says: cf. #372
Cog Noscensme AHA says:

Cog Noscensme AHA says: Yep. Can they be compiled or this one deleted?

mattglen_ says: Could also take it further and make it shareable to a page where fetchies can view and celebrate each others triumphs?
fetcheveryone says: Although it's not a duplicate, the badge system rewards most milestones.
ishep 🇪🇺 says: I like it, but many circumstances would produce repeated notifications, like "new consecutive training days record" every day till the streak ends
chunkywizard says: With streaks how about making the notifications weekly instead?

JCB says: Good idea. Perhaps a separate ‘training standard’?
Sigh says: You can list a virtual race on here and your result will count towards your standard. See the Fetch Five from the end of March ( fetcheveryone.com/races/the-fetch-five-4189557 ), or our weekly fake parkruns ( fetcheveryone.com/race
Sigh says: Ran out of characters! Fake parkun here: fetcheveryone.com/races/fake-parkrun-4264983
mikep says: that does the job, thanks
JCB says: Well done Sigh!
roberton says: Agree that virtual races are a good way to handle this.

BarefootEm says: Amount of points from trafic lights? Getting into top 100/50/10 etc
Pothunter says: “Stealing” an 80 point traffic light?
chunkywizard says: Yes please!
roberton says: Not keen on traffic light ones (I've no one to play with 😥) but voted yes for more FP badges.
JCB says: I don’t see traffic lights either. In a country where there are few fetchies yet great distances means no one near for 50km as the crow flies (100km by land).

roberton says: Yes! That bl**dy politics thread is always there...
TomahawkMike says: Agree
ishep 🇪🇺 says: cf. #295
MsG says: I couldn't find my original suggestion ishep. I'm surprised more people aren't interested but I guess they're better at ignoring things than I am!
SailorSteve says: MsG - I see this being a significant benefit, there’s a few that I can’t wait to block👍

Bright Strider says: If you offer nicely, Fetch might tell you to e-mail it to him.

NDWDave says: On iPhone, when I select a smaller upload size, it always comes out landscape so have to upload landscape in the ridiculous 10mb size
sallykate says: Yes! I take square photos and they always upload rotated - would be good to be able to correct this
sallykate says: Yes! I take square photos and they always upload rotated - would be good to be able to correct this
Markymarkmark says: You can already do this, can't you?
Vancouver Jogger says: It changes the upload size too. This was I expect the reason for increasing the upload size for photos
sallykate says: When I queried with Fetch he suggested voting here. Can’t see it as an option yet.

westmoors says: Or be able to arrange the fields/sections in your preferred order.
ishep 🇪🇺 says: cf. #104
chunkywizard says: I like the idea that you could order and also suppress any sections you don’t use.

ishep 🇪🇺 says: there are other similar game threads, like "Something beginning with...", so singling out one for special treatment is no good. Just use watch list or browser favourites and read the side bar?

♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: Ah! Sigh's fake parkrun listings were in the middle of an ocean, so I've been relocating each one to an "interesting" place in the world! Unintended consequences - sorry! 😀
Sigh says: Ahh, it's you Synge, I thought it was Fetch! Great work THMike, The fake parkruns are listed by date on each entry, so use that to find earlier/later weeks.

Drell says: or better still, do it by wava instead of time
Serendippily says: Or both as prefer not to say then appear at least in one
BarefootEm says: I like the WAVA idea
roberton says: I also like the WAVA idea

Bright Strider says: Training from home badge?

rf_fozzy says: Yes, but in metres. SI units only!
flanker says: it's always miles and feet on the fells
rf_fozzy says: Only if you're old. Km/m here
larkim says: Miles and metres for the conflicted like me!
Northern Exile says: I do prefer to think of distance in terms of miles, but maps are in KM and Metres ... I'm sure Ian could give the option to display either!
Diogenes says: Wouldn't it depend on how your preferences are set? I think in miles even when I'm running 5 or 10k
larkim says: I'd love websites to offer a mix and match of metric and imperial. I'm imperial for distances > 1mile, metric for reps, metric for weight, metric for elevation, imperial for pace. Most sites force you down either all imperial or all metric, really annoyi
rf_fozzy says: Actually, I'd like distances in parsecs and climb in Angstroms
flanker says: I'd be better measuring climb in eons at the moment
WildeRover says: I even struggle with working out pace per km to hit when running 10km. Anyway - if you do your elevation in feet you climb bigger numbers than in m. (For some reason I always gauge steepness in ft per 1/2 mile - no idea where that habit came from.)
Wriggling Snake says: miles. Obvs

♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: Or I suppose "return trip to "x" " would offer some suitable distances ...
Ness says: I like this idea. I've logged 14435 mile on here. Only another 9000 or so to the next one!
EdJ says: Would second (or third) this. I've done 13,000 miles in about ten years on Fetch. Need to do another 10,000 to get the next distance badge!
Jigs says: Likewise, my last distance badge was for 1x round the Earth, my next is for 2x round the Earth.

Vancouver Jogger says: Yes, definitely on the chance to add others (me)
roberton says:

roberton says: Definitely need a way for the list of available runners to be updated

Trin says: Comparing 2020 event with 2019 event

♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: If you make sure the distances match and the titles are exactly the same, this *should* happen anyway.
fetcheveryone says: ^What Synge says.
larkim says: OK, Livepool R&R marathon had three listings this morning, hence the post. Only two left now as one had no entrants so I deleted it. Feel free to close down the request!
Sigh says: I also have this; I listed this fetcheveryone.com/viewracedetails.php?id=3845231 and then this also appeared fetcheveryone.com/viewracedetails.php?id=4089932
♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: FTFY Sigh!
Sigh says: ta!

Bright Strider says: Rather than defining a commuting route, it might be simpler to define a work point, as well as a home point.
AndyS says: I think the home/work points are preferable to a specific route - back in the before-times (when I actually commuted), I'd vary rarely use the same route twice in a week, to avoid them getting stale.
Bright Strider says: Thanks, AndyS. A sound idea.
JCB says: Could this be based on the activity type being "Run / Commute"?
Bright Strider says: Yes, and other active commute modes.
Bright Strider says: Yes, and other active commute modes.

Vancouver Jogger says: If you're going to avoid the negative points from commuting you shouldn't benefit from the positives of all those watered flowers
Bright Strider says: The idea is to encourage active commuting.
Bright Strider says: The issue is congestion charges. Active commuting instead of driving reduces real congestion, so is it right to be charged for reducing real congestion?
NDWDave says: You can still commute, just plan a route around the traffic lights. Fetchpoint should reward carefully planned routes. I run commute sometimes and plan my journey around traffic lights
Bright Strider says: It is not a 'just' round here. I live in a village, and the options are distinctly limited.

♪♫ Synge ♪♫ says: You city kids and your traffic lights!

fetcheveryone says: Whoops, I accidentally closed this one off. Reinstated now.
fetcheveryone says: I think I'd aim to achieve this by offering display/grouping options on the race portfolio.

JCB says: In the 'Entries' view of Training Log, choose Tags on the drop down.

Bright Strider says: Or toned down boundaries (grey?). Perhaps a Fetch-specific OSM scheme.
fetcheveryone says: I would like to say yes, but it depends on the sets of tiles that are available.
ishep 🇪🇺 says: I feel your pain! Would require running a tile server, I believe. Doing so, however, would perhaps enable a Fetchies heatmap layer, which would be awesome

Bright Strider says: Or autoimport from Zwift central.
Angus Clydesdale says: That’s not an option I’ve been able to find.
Angus Clydesdale says: But yes, if you mean let’s get Fetch added to the options alongside TP, Garmin etc
flanker says:

JustCommando! says: Zwift connection to Fetch would be loverly. Till then, could we have cycling - zwifting as a training type please?
Angus Clydesdale says: It’s already there JC, you just need to scroll down a bit.
ishep 🇪🇺 says: All good as long as it doesn't bring in any fake GPS tracks! (shakes fist at Zwift)
Totriornottotri says: Should just plug into Zwift API - I don't know what an API is but makes me look good! They're not fake gps tracks! Not sure what the issue is there as the places are South Pacific or random.
fraggle says: zwift import would be great for us techno numpties
Maccathecracker says: Up voted. I guess getting the badge for training in the Solomon Islands might be seen by some as a bit too virtual.
Angus Clydesdale says: It’s only a game.
MsG says: It doesn't import as fake god because I haven't picked up any random zones.
FurryH says: you used to get badge until changed it. I just upload fit files direct to fetch from activities folder on my laptop. Its a right faff from a tablet so agree auto import would be good.
Totriornottotri says: Looks like zwift locked down their API a bit when GDPR stuff came in - not to say it's impossible as it's your/our data but lots of people are asking for the same thing from what I gather.