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Here's an annoying thing...
When I open the forum, I get a jumbled list of posts which shows posts from 2012, 2006 etc. interspersed with recent 2013 ones. I can reorder the list by clicking of post date twice.
When I go to a post and then return to the home page, the list displayed is the same jumbled list rather than the one I re-ordered into most recent first.
What's happened?
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...for example, near the top of the list of posts there is a post dated Tue, 10/10/2006 - 19:05 'Ramp up on multicore in two days' from Zander Sprague which has apparently just been replied to by John Campbell on 16 June 2013. This stretches the imagination.
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I've observed this too.
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This is a side-effect of the "maintenance" that was done over the weekend. Please ignore these old threads - the issue should not recur.
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Steve,
I notice that Zander the Ghost came over the weekend ! I did not notice the date stamp on the post, which might explain why I could not access the links.
Is there a possibility that my comments about improving the structure of the video index could be considered ?
John
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There's a couple of different issues here. The one you're likely to hit most often is when an Intel support engineer adds an internal note to a topic. You can't see these, but the process of adding the note causes the thread to bubble back to the top. We've asked the forum developers to fix that.
The issues this weekend derived from the maintenance that was aimed at correcting some problems in the user database. Again, some of these changes caused threads to reappear at the top. I deleted Zander's thread as it was obsolete.

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