The standings, by citation.
Publishers on the masthead, ranked. Trailing 30 days, by default — sort by article count, pull-quote count, or cite-rate. The ranking is honest about inversions: small archives can lead cite-rate while large archives lead raw citations; both stay visible.
Tap a column header to re-rank the board; the active key carries the ↓ flag. The board scales as the cohort grows — one row per live publisher.
The pink leader row sits at № 01. Lead cells render in pink italic — a publisher can lead a column it isn’t ranked by overall. The canonical inversion is cite-rate: a small, tightly-edited archive can out-rate a larger one even while the larger leads raw citations.
The dark Cites · 30d cell is the editorial-signal heartbeat — citations earned this trailing month. The mint ↗ / pink ↘ chip shows the swing against the prior 30-day window.