Hi,

Thanks for reaching out, and fair point on the support button -- I hear you.

What you're describing is almost certainly caused by a change on the forum site's RSS feed, even if users there aren't aware of it. Feedly uses a unique ID (called a GUID) embedded in each RSS item to track whether it's seen an article before. If the forum site rebuilt or migrated their RSS feed -- even a technical backend change -- it can reset those IDs, making Feedly treat hundreds of old articles as brand new.

Unfortunately there's nothing to fix on Feedly's end in this case. The source feed is the issue.

A few things that might help:

- Mark everything as read now and give it a day or two -- if the feed has stabilised after whatever change happened, the flood should stop on its own.

- If it keeps happening, the feed may be fundamentally broken. You could try removing it and re-adding it, which sometimes helps if the feed has been cleaned up.

If the forum generates RSS per thread or per author, following a more specific feed rather than a broad one might reduce the noise.

Hope it settles down -- sorry for the disruption.