I have to agree here. I don't know what's been going on in NY, but I've never understood why, for instance, the NYC case/death dashboard has always separated out nursing home cases into a whole other report which was always difficult to acquire last year (that may have changed).
https://twitter.com/Neoavatara/status/1360215296112484355
For several months last spring/summer I was attempting to track *county-level* case/deaths for every state by pulling the data directly from each individual state COVID dashboard. Needless to say I quickly realized that was a futile effort for 1 person to do manually...
...and I later turned to resources like Johns Hopkins, which has a whole team of people compiling county-level data daily. But for NY in particular I remember it always being particularly difficult to patch together all the data.
Florida may have been hiding cases/ deaths last year, but if so, they weren't even showing up on the dashboard *at all* (or they were being shoved into the "non-resident" category). In NY it was just...confusing.
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