Hi! Is it possible to implement a filter based on frequency rather than just relying on the "hot" criteria? When I open a list of questions for a company, I'd like to see the most frequently asked questions at the top. Currently, when I open the list, the 4th question is only asked 2 times, whereas the 60th question was asked 10 times. It doesn't make much sense; it seems that the algorithm prioritizes recent frequency over overall popularity.

If the most popular question hasn't been asked in the last week, it shouldn't be moved to the last position. If a question was asked two times in a row last week, it doesn't necessarily make it a top X question. Unfortunately, this is how it currently works, so you have to open each problem and check the actual frequency.

Amazon 4th problem.

Amazon 40th problem.

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It seems they changed the algorithm. Maybe they used the same one but split it into 30 days and 3 months. So now it's more accurate. Sometimes problems that are asked less frequently are ranked higher than problems that are asked more frequently, but the difference is usually only a few percent. In general, the algorithm now seems to be working well