Platform(s), such as mobile, website, API, other: website
Description of need:
In the big collection projects (big in terms of data, not territory), there is hardly any way to find AI mistakes that have already been confirmed by a not very thorough expert (i.e. RG). And when species are sorted by most observed first, it’s nearly impossible to dig all the way to the bottom of the list, where obvious mistakes with 1–10 observations are hiding.
Feature request details:
Adding the option to change the sorting order would help a lot.
I second this. It would be super useful. If there are enough species in a list (e.g., bird species in India or similar), it doesn’t seem possible to get to the bottom of the list, those species are not even displayed.
This has been brought up in the past and I can’t remember if anyone found a solution. I’ve been wanting this feature for years. It seems like the most useful thing that can be done with the species tab is to sort by least observed first to clean up all the misIDs but that function just isn’t there.
In the meantime you can get around this by filtering for finer taxa, e.g. families, to get a smaller list of species where you will be able to see the ones with fewer observations.