Perhaps you just manage to perform a single commenting session for each day !INDEED from the time the strong winds and rains hit your local jungle community. π§ββοΈ
If two or more Hive frontends seem to have a problem with notifications, then it might be a problem with whatever Hive node (either the same node or more than one node) those frontends are using. π€―π€
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That's how I always do it, going through and responding to notifications, once per day, in the evening.
Yep, node issues, in one iteration or another, are often the cause of Hive wonkyness. πππβ¨π€
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I wonder how often (let's say every year) you perform a commenting session more than once on a single day (in your local time). π
Quality over quantity is important indeed, as few high-quality nodes (for Hive in this case) clearly beats a huge number of problematic nodes. π
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Unless it's specifically to respond to a particular comment or reply, I don't have time to go through my notifications more than once per day.
Yes, true, though it would be great if they were all high-quality nodes. πππβ¨π€
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Thanks for the information! π That means when your reply is more or less 12 hours apart from your previous reply on the same day, then it is likely a "targeted" reply from you !INDEED. π€
I meant on my previous comment that "low-quality" nodes won't be included alongside the few high-quality ones. π
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Sure thing, you're most welcome! Yes, that's probably accurate. I usually pop up in the 20/21-hour range.
Why are there low-quality nodes at all? πππβ¨π€
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