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Why is beehaw surfacing this 3 year old post for us?
@NightAuthor @Frederic so many old posts have been resurfacing lately....
Is it a flaw in the algorithm, or is it a failure to execute the algorithm at scale (which I guess would be a different type of flaw)
Oh I haven't check the date, yup sometimes I have 2 or 3yo old posts in my feed...
I've been seeing a LOT of old posts from ALL the instances I'm federated with (I run a single user instance) ever since I updated my instance last week.
I have to browse by "New"