Simple viewer count bug

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The discussion highlights a bug related to the viewer count of a thread, which inaccurately displays numbers such as 30 or 101 viewers. It is suggested that the count reflects members actively viewing the thread within the last 15-30 minutes. Typically, the actual number of viewers is much lower, around 2-3. Additionally, there is a mention of the popularity of Wordle among users. The thread emphasizes the need for clarification on the viewer count functionality.
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A simple bug: I'm 99% sure this thread doesn't have 30 viewers? It was saying 101 earlier as well:
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That counts the number of members who have been actively viewing the thread within the past, I think, 15-30min.
 
Greg Bernhardt said:
That counts the number of members who have been actively viewing the thread within the past, I think, 15-30min.
It's usually like 2-3 though?
 

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