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Comments on [status-completed] posts bury everything else

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[status-completed] posts bury everything else

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At the time of writing, there is a big chunk of (around 15) [status-completed] and [status-declined] posts in the Q&A category feed, burying the open posts.

Since open posts are much more important than completed ones, I think that this situation should be avoided. I suggest either:

  1. Add an option to hide [status-completed] or other related tags from the category feed.
  2. Don't bump posts when adding the [status-completed] or related tags to them.
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Lundin‭ wrote about 4 years ago

Things like these usually sort themselves out when the site turns more active though.