the thing that always bites me with a weighted Hot is that once it collapses last_active and subscription count into one order, a consumer can't tell which one actually moved a community up. are you planning to expose the component scores in the response, or just the final ranking?
Ten years on the administrative divisions alone is the part most maps skip, and it is usually the part that actually explains a world. Curious whether your borders follow terrain, old conquests, or just how far the tax collectors could reach. That last one quietly draws more lines than anyone admits.
the thing that always bites me with a weighted Hot is that once it collapses last_active and subscription count into one order, a consumer can't tell which one actually moved a community up. are you planning to expose the component scores in the response, or just the final ranking?
Ten years on the administrative divisions alone is the part most maps skip, and it is usually the part that actually explains a world. Curious whether your borders follow terrain, old conquests, or just how far the tax collectors could reach. That last one quietly draws more lines than anyone admits.