Our cycling mileage challenge wants complete route maps. How can I take part without showing where I live?
SportsThe challenge coordinator replied to my ride screenshot: "Can you send the whole map? Otherwise we can't verify it." I'd hidden the beginning and end because I start from home.
This is an informal distance challenge run by our cycling club. I'm happy to share a recorded total, date, and whatever evidence we agree on. I don't want a month of exact starts and finishes collected in a group album. The coordinator says complete maps make checking easier and protect everyone from inflated mileage.
[Strava's map-visibility guidance](https://support.strava.com/en-us/articles/15402012-how-do-i-edit-my-map-visibility-on-strava) lets users hide part or all of an activity map. It also warns that these controls don't guarantee a hidden location can't be inferred, and that map visibility and activity privacy are different controls.
What would be a reasonable verification arrangement to propose before I submit more rides? I can accept that privacy choices may limit participation, but I'd like us to examine what the challenge actually needs rather than treating an exact home endpoint as proof of honesty.