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Maybe related to the spam the other day?  I haven't looked at that page in awhile.

https://permies.com/forums/posts/zeroReplies

...and separately, it seems like the 'similar threads' list at the bottom of a new topic isn't relating well either lately?



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It was fine, yesterday or the day before when I looked at it.  I am seeing the same as you today.
 
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Hmmm... the fix would be to exclude private forums from zero replies.

I'll do that.
 
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