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The only issue you might have is their ranking system, which uses an average match score weighted by your class uses, allowing those who tend to use lights and mediums to actually compete with those mainlining Heavies and Assaults.
Also, it includes information from both Quickplay and Group matches (as do the official leader boards), and I'm of the opinion that they should be separated out, but that's the same as the official leaderboards anyway, and not something Jarl's can change on its own.
You only get on the board if you have... I think it's 10? Matches in a particular class in a month. As such, you've done 77% in heavies, and the other classes haven't reached the 10 game threshold, and so show 0%.
That's a PGI leaderboard thing, so that very low game players don't show up at the top of the KD Ratio/WL Ratio boards because they had one good game and stopped playing. Jarls scrapes data from there, so if you don't show up on the Medium leaderboards (for instance), you get marked 0%, even if the stats from playing mediums is included in your overall score.
Not really. I know the website exists, but much like the ingame leaderboard its absolutely meaningless for the game.