There is a public leaderboard
— a graveyard, one headstone per handle, sized by how many times its owner
has killed him. Slaps are the tiebreak. By default every install posts to
one shared stone, anonymous-clippy-abuser — the whole nameless world
piled into a single grave. Claim a stone of your own with any handle:
omarchy-shell costafot.clippy set leaderboard yourname
What leaves your machine: that alias (or your handle) and small kill/slap counts, POSTed when you slap or kill him. Nothing else — no hostname, no install ID, no usage data, no cookies. The server stores only handles and counts; like any web request it sees your IP in transit, and keeps nothing of it. Don’t want even that? The menu’s “Online leaderboard” row toggles the posting off, or:
omarchy-shell costafot.clippy set leaderboard off
There are no accounts: handles are first-come, never-owned, so anyone can
post as you, two people with the same name share a grave, and a while-loop
over slap left is an instant world record. All of that is fine. Every
score was self-reported murder to begin with. There is no delete either —
the grave keeps what you already confessed.