was thinking about this, also spoke with some people about ths before posting here to further smoothen the thoughts:

case1
naturally the botbr's batol tiem would start from the moment they clickd the bitpack link, that time would be recorded, and if they submit, that time and the submission time wld be subtracted

case2
if the bitpack view time is unavailable, possibly record the time they enterd the actual batol's page, and subtract submission time with that time instead of the bitpack view time

case3+
just give them the "full" batol time gosh... in this case, the number of hours spent xhbing would be a estimate, am aware this "full" time would change for some formats like mario paint and sample hehe, so maybe just, (batol start) - (submitted)

...so ultimately this is a lot and is just a idea lol, i wonder what everyone else thinks about this... :o

another way to show everyone how much time i wasted to insert
D# F F# G# F C# D# over 1000 times

i keep a personal record of this in an spreadsheet and it is fun, it would be cool to have it on the site

my stats are 58 hours 11 minutes across 54 xHBs so far this year

what did you do when you hit 56

can't you just multiply your number of entries by the x you hb'd and get a number that's roughly as meaningful. like the amount of time it took is sort of the entire conceit

the idea behind a more complicated thing is that if you get to an xhb late and only have 30 min you didnt use the whole hour, or if you submit early likewise,

also i just think a "stats" thing would be nice cause its kinda hard to count how many ohbs youve done in a certain time frame, etc... number doesnt mean anything but its fun to make number go up

@R3M
yar, what they said above me!!
but trulyyy i may have forgot to mention that case3+ includes the times before the time that the system would be (hypothetically )implementd... it would be just a estimate that goes like how you said c:

sorry if my words are muddy, i just got off the phone from a conversation in another language x.x

For anyone who does more than 500 xhbs it should just say "too many"