A pretty wild idea, but what if this is just a hash collision or id encoding bug going unnoticed? Some recommendation or news feed pipeline accidentally keeps

A pretty wild idea, but what if this is just a hash collision or id encoding bug going unnoticed? Some recommendation or news feed pipeline accidentally keeps boosting “Thinkarete” posts. Would be funny. It’s very unlikely that this is the case. Whatever the cause, it’s extremely surprising such a low quality page and low quality content have become so popular. People here are saying that the questions are broad and well formed enough to encourage “engagement.” The thing is, Facebook has millions of pages trying to do this, entire firms with big money and research on their side. I’d be shocked if an attempt at engagement this poor won out organically, Facebook is after all an advertising platform.