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Summary

@Grantek reports that they can double upvote a blog post on anothers channels. See images below.

Steps to reproduce

1. Post a blog on a test account.
2. Go to the channel.
3. Upvote the post in the feed.
4. Upvote the post in the blog sidebar on the left.

Platform information

Cross-platform web

What is the current bug behavior?

Can register 2 upvotes

What is the expected correct behavior?

(What you should see instead)

Relevant logs and/or screenshots

See comments

Possible fixes

(If you can, link to the line of code that might be responsible for the problem)

/label T - Bug in Minds ~"S - Triage:new"

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Messaged user for more information.

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Hope this will be useful.

changed title from Duble upvote from on account to (bug): Double upvote a blog post

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assigned to @benhayward.ben

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There are two ways to go about this:

• a) We upvote both the blog and the activity, then make sure events only fire once
• b) We replace the upvote count shown in the blog, with the number for activity, effectively cutting it out.

B feels like the better solution to me personally, but I want to chat about it in meeting tomorrow.

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Going to chat with team tomorrow as I heard that we are potentially looking at a map for looking up corresponding blog identities to activities. If this is the case it would make more sense to do it using that new system.