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The "last activity" data on posts appears to be inaccurate. I just answered a question, but while the answer count shows my answer, the last activity data still refers to the time the question was asked.

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I've noticed in the past that the last activity indicator on posts often seems to list activity by someone whose name appears nowhere in the question page. Not sure if there is a legitimate reason why that should be so.

I remember that on SO, you could click on that line and it would take you directly to the changed item, which was useful for seeing what changes have been made to an old question. That does not seem to work here.

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Should be fixed now, pending the next deploy.

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