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Blog entries showing up twice in feed
Hi There,
Can some at PR explain two things to me?
1. Why are blog entries showing up twice in this feed: http://www.postrank.com/feed/31df630f...
2. Why do the identical blog entries have different rankings?
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Regards,
Travis Spencer
Can some at PR explain two things to me?
1. Why are blog entries showing up twice in this feed: http://www.postrank.com/feed/31df630f...
2. Why do the identical blog entries have different rankings?
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Regards,
Travis Spencer
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Inappropriate?Travis, it appears that your feed was switched to HTTPS protocol at one point and because of that our system picked the stories as new. Ex:
https://www.pluralsight.com/community...
vs
http://www.pluralsight.com/community/...
Also, the scores are different because the URL's are different - it appears that most of your readers interact with the non-https pages.
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Travis, duplicates should be fixed now! -
Thank you, Ilya, for the answer. I understand that the different URLs would be ranked differently because HTTP and HTTPS would be bookmarked, linked to, etc. different numbers of times effecting each page's respective rank. However, as a user of your service, I found it to be very unintuitive. It also made me suspicious of your service's accuracy. As you guys are in a time of building trust and establishing your reputation, I would suggest that you guys consider treating HTTP and HTTPS URLs as identical if they are only different by an S (https:// vs http://). As such, the rank would be the combination of both HTTP and HTTPS.
Just my $0.02. -
Travis, I agree, we'll see what we can do!
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