It's an epidemic of this in interfaces. Spotify and twitter do it as well. (Reading an interesting tweet while the timeline refreshes, and then it's gone; it m

It's an epidemic of this in interfaces. Spotify and twitter do it as well. (Reading an interesting tweet while the timeline refreshes, and then it's gone; it might even be some kind of non-followed dynamically pushed content that you don't easily find again). That is closely related with the slightly less obnoxious practice of repositioning things after an explicit reload or re-entry (but this is still annoying): In spotify, if you click on a playlist, return to home view, the order of playlists in the home view has now been "updated".