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The creator of tildes.net is a former Reddit backend developer, and believes [this behavior is likely due](https://tildes.net/~tech/16on/reddit_technical_issues_seem_to_be_leading_to_comments_still_being_visible_on_the_site_that_users#comment-8o2b) to how Reddit caching works (or doesn't work), rather than an intentional subversion of user intent:\n
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> Yes, this is almost certainly a technical issue. The way reddit caches things probably isn't the standard way you're thinking of, like a short-term cache that expires and refreshes itself. There are multiple layers of "cached" listings and items for almost everything, and a lot of these caches are actually data that's stored permanently and kept up to date individually.\n
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> Deimos's comments by controversial: 153, 238, 948 \n
> If I post a new comment, it will go through each list and add the new ID in the right spot (for example, in the "new" list it always just goes at the start). If I delete a comment, it goes through every list, and removes the ID if it can find it in there.\n
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> One of the problems with this system (which is probably what's causing @phedre's issues, and affecting many other people trying to delete their whole history) is that all of these listings are capped at 1000 items. If you already have more than 1000 comments and you post a new one, the 1000th comment currently in the new list gets "pushed off the end". The comment still exists, but you won't be able to see it by looking through your comments page, because it's no longer in that listing.\n
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> Polling to close is not a viable option that will return a result that resolves this situation\n
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> Your community sees well over 2 million unique visitors each month. Allowing a small segment of those users to make a decision for a community forever does not make sense. There are a huge number of people that use this space now and who will in the future\n
> \n
> Polling to close is not a viable option that will return a result that resolves this situation\n
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