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Ian K said..
What's the light blue?
100m (not a GPSTC division.)
swallowtail: What are trackpoints in the file?
Each GPS file is made up of a bunch of GPS coordinates. Each pair of coordinates is a "trackpoint". If your GPS is a GT-31, there is probably 1 trackpoint per second. A higher resolution GPS (like the GW-52) might have 5 or 10 trackpoints per second.
It gives some idea of the size of the file. That's all.
If you think there is something more useful to put on the recent uploads log, I'd like to hear about it. I am aware that using the word "Points" nearby to the word "Score" on the same page might make people think they were somehow related, but they aren't. (I could put Kilometres, for instance. I'm thinking of adding a PB mark too, and maybe an indicator that the file was posted to a competition.)
Think of the "Score" as a rating of your sailing performance for the year. It's not about PBs, but about whether you are sailing well in the places you sail. (So if you go to Lake George and break 40kts, it's not worth as much as staying home and breaking 40kts.)