Notifications Delay - Is it Just Me?

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Users are experiencing delays in receiving notifications for posts in subscribed threads, with some reporting that notifications arrive all at once at specific times, such as 20:00 GMT. There are ongoing concerns about the reliability of the notification system, as delays have continued for some users, causing frustration. The issue appears to be widespread rather than isolated to a single user. Many are seeking clarification on whether this is a common problem or if it is specific to their accounts. Overall, the discussion highlights significant dissatisfaction with the current notification functionality.
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I had no notifications (of posts in subscribed threads) for a long time, and then they came through together at exactly 20.00GMT.

Since then, at least one more has been delayed.

Is is just me?

:i need a worried or a sad smilie for this and there isn't one so pretend it's this:
 
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It's happening again … no notifications yet of posts over an hour ago to two subscribed threads. :frown:
 
It just happens.
 
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