Reddit uses a time decay algorithm. This would mean that order sequence is subject to change. When a user goes to page 2, is there a mechanism to stop them from viewing a post on page 1, but before they fall on page 2 before page page? Is this an acceptable defect of the method? Or is it not the first pair of cached pages for the user?
Side note: I understand that Digg may not be obsessed with this issue, but Hacker News can be redeemed and redeemed.
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