The total votes in Explore might not match article votes because Explore counts all vote events, including those that have been removed. This means that even if a user removes their vote, the initial vote event is still included in the Explore dataset.
For instance, if a user upvotes an article and then removes the vote, the Explore metrics will still reflect the upvote event. However, the current vote count on the article will not include the removed vote, leading to a mismatch between the two counts.
Explore vote metrics differ from article votes because they count all vote events, including when a vote is cast, changed, or removed. This means that the Explore dataset might not match the current vote count on articles, as it doesn't capture…
Explore metrics in Zendesk handle vote changes by recording all vote events, but they do not update when a vote is removed. This means that if a user changes their vote or removes it, the initial vote event is still counted in the Explore dataset….
Discrepancies in Zendesk vote metrics can occur due to various voting scenarios, such as vote removal or changes. Explore metrics count all vote events, including when votes are cast, changed, or removed, but do not update for removed votes. For…