All right, so. I have read through the entire topic, and I have decided, during that time, on several points which I feel need to be made.
First, to many of the posters in this thread; stop trolling the OP. You do nothing but insult your own intelligence, and it is very difficult to take even your opinion seriously when it is stated in this manner.
Second, to Mr. Grandtree; you say that you have reached the point where, contrary to the original post, you can ignore your personal statistics. I would request that, for the benefit of many, yourself included, you update said original post to reflect your new feelings on the matter. Your concern now appears to reside mostly with a fear of others learning your statistics and judging you by them. If your progress (for simplicity of typing) ever becomes public, then yes, you will be judged. However, there is currently nothing to say that, when and if such a feature is ever released, there will not be an option to hide one's own progress from the hungry eye of the internet's many vulturous fools, feeding on the agony of the weak; which you, sir, are obviously not, and I commend you for that. Good show, Grandtree. Good show.
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First, to many of the posters in this thread; stop trolling the OP. You do nothing but insult your own intelligence, and it is very difficult to take even your opinion seriously when it is stated in this manner.
Second, to Mr. Grandtree; you say that you have reached the point where, contrary to the original post, you can ignore your personal statistics. I would request that, for the benefit of many, yourself included, you update said original post to reflect your new feelings on the matter. Your concern now appears to reside mostly with a fear of others learning your statistics and judging you by them. If your progress (for simplicity of typing) ever becomes public, then yes, you will be judged. However, there is currently nothing to say that, when and if such a feature is ever released, there will not be an option to hide one's own progress from the hungry eye of the internet's many vulturous fools, feeding on the agony of the weak; which you, sir, are obviously not, and I commend you for that. Good show, Grandtree. Good show.