Something all users quickly learn about CityStrides is that completeness is based on street counts, not total distance. This makes obvious sense from the perspective of database management, as well as tracking progress on a street-by-street basis.
However, this tends to under-represent the true completeness of runners that live inner-city or downtown vs those that live, work or run in the suburbs. Most city centers are more grid-like, and the streets there tend to be much longer (say 2km for a downtown street vs 200m for cul-de-sac).
Is it easy (or desired) to include a view into completeness as a function of nodes completed? Either as an additional metric, or as a toggle option with the existing street completeness.
I would also like to see this. Looking at the map of my area (rural), I’d say I’ve ran at least a fifth of all roads maybe a fourth, maybe more, however I’m barerly touching 8% as I tend to go for the long roads, some up two 20km, rather than the small town centers consisting of 100m-streets.
Nodes could be tricky as the density varies for each road (in my area curved streets have WAY more nodes than straight ones). However, maybe mileage of roads within the city would be a good alternative? Or better yet a toggle so you could choose whichever you wanted!
