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Most people from even the so called tier 1 colleges publish in ipleaders because they have a running competition with a cash prize or something every week, or probably they are interning with them. Otherwise most of the work is published with good national/ international law school websites and/ or journals.
When you become an emeritus professor or the editor of Harvard Law Review, come and tell me and I will listen to your opinion.
Also genuine question, why do law students even publish on ipleaders, I have seen decent folks even from tier 1 nlus publishing there. I mean whyyyy. (Also these students had some good publication in a good place but still published at this place)
Am I missing something