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At this size the mechanism you observe is exactly the one a full run uses, only very much shorter.

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The one metric where small behaves like large

Most samples are a shrunken version of the service. This one is not, quite: what leaves your page and lands elsewhere at twenty units is the same movement that happens at two hundred. That makes the reading unusually informative for its size, and it also means an unimpressive result is telling you something real rather than something about scale.

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Note the figure attached to the post and the time before ordering. Leave the post alone. Check once the following day from a signed out browser, and compare the two numbers rather than the sense of whether anything felt different.

What you will not be able to see is where any of it landed, because that happens on feeds you do not control. Judge the attached figure and the order status, and treat everything else as outside the scope of a demonstration.

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It only has to show the movement is real on your account. Twenty does that while keeping a demonstration separate from the service, and the figure does not vary with the size of your network.
A full day. This figure reconciles unevenly, and a check made an hour after the window closes produces a false negative far more often than a genuine one. One patient look beats several impatient ones.
That is information worth having. Material that only makes sense to people who already follow you does badly in unfamiliar company, and a larger order magnifies that rather than correcting it.

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