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🔎 Ranking You Can Read

A score is a sum of named contributions, or it is a black box with good manners

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01Why does the affinity profile apply a half-life to every contribution rather than summing acts equally?

02Muting deliberately reads a narrower profile than ranking does, excluding publisher and feed evidence entirely. Why?

03Ordinary Korean connective words were acquiring heavy negative weights and muting unrelated articles. What is the fix that generalizes, rather than the one that patches?

04Showing the reader their own profile immediately surfaced that grammatical words like "is" were among the strongest positive signals. What is the general lesson?

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