Linking straight to one leaderboard row
An open entry is reflected in the address bar, so the copied link reopens that row.
The short answer
Open an entry on the leaderboard and the address bar changes to reflect it. Copy that address and anyone who opens it lands on the board with that exact row open.
There is no share button to find and no code to generate. The link is the page you are looking at.
How to do it
Open the Leaderboard window and tap the row you want to point someone at. The score and its six-axis breakdown open, and the address bar now carries that entry.
Copy the address from the browser. Paste it into a message, and the recipient reopens the board on that row rather than on the top of the list.
Why it is worth using
Pointing at one row is more useful than sending a screenshot, because the recipient sees the breakdown for themselves. That suits comparisons: you can send two friends the same row and they are looking at the same thing.
It also keeps a row findable. The web’s oldest advice on addresses is that cool URIs do not change, because people bookmark and share them, and a link that opens straight onto the thing you meant honours that.
What the recipient sees
They see the entry as it stands on the board: the score and the breakdown, as long as the rating behind it still exists. What the leaderboard breakdown shows for each entry covers what happens when it does not.
The link carries the entry, not your account, so a guest row that shows as Anonymous is still shown that way. For sharing your own score in other ways, how to share your cock rating score covers the options, and how the cock rating leaderboard works explains the board itself.
Things worth knowing before you paste it
The link opens the board on that row, so the person you send it to sees the same breakdown you do. If the entry is a guest row it still shows as Anonymous, and a named row still shows the name it was posted with.
It is also a plain web address, so it works in any message or document. Nothing special is needed to open it; the recipient does not have to be signed in to look at the board.
If the link seems to open the wrong place
Check that you copied the address after the entry opened, not before. The address bar only reflects an entry once it is open, so copying from the plain board gives you the plain board.
Open the entry again, wait for the breakdown to appear, and copy from the bar once more.
A short checklist
Open the board, tap the row, wait for the breakdown, copy the address, send it. That is five steps and none involves an account.
If you want to send people to the board generally rather than to a row, close the entry first so the address goes back to the plain board, or use the leaderboard page itself.
Sharing on a phone
The same applies on a phone: open the row, then use the browser’s share or copy-link option on the address that appears. Rate Cock on your phone covers how the site behaves on a small screen.