We got a decent bit of traffic today on a new topic that was shared on Reddit. The view count reported for this topic under “Top Referred Topics” in /admin is more or less in line with what Google Analytics and Piwik report, but a much lower number (off by ~90%) is displayed on the topic index page for the topic’s category.
Is this normal? Are view counts on the front-end cached?
https://critcola.com/community/t/overbot-overwatch-statistics-discord-bot/941
Here’s the topic index for the topic’s category (with an inaccurate view count).
Here’s the topic under “Top Referred Topics”. This count is more realistic, although Piwik is reporting 871 page views (782 unique).
A few days later, and these totals continue to move up, but are still inaccurate. 
We’ve had a notable uptick in traffic over the past week, but still have disparity among view count statistics in different areas of Discourse. Is there any information I could provide to help identify the bug? I might use CSS to hide view counts since they’re just not accurate.
So you are complaining that the referred topic “clicks” does not match topic view counts?
Note that topic view counts are reset once per 8 hours per IP (for anons). So if you had a lot of anon visitors coming from the same IP that won’t show up in view counts.
I guess I’m just confused with why the view counts are much lower than what Piwik reports are unique visitors, even in periods longer than eight hours.
@sam do you have any comment on this, I believe you are the last person to work on view counters for topics?
Wir haben dasselbe Problem und haben versucht, Discourse ebenfalls auf die neueste Version zu aktualisieren.
Die Aufrufzahl innerhalb des Beitrags stimmt nicht mit der Anzahl der Klicks überein, die in der Statistik „Top Referierte Themen
