If I then refresh the page I will go back to seeing only 4.8 million unverifiable observations, despite still having the same URL.
To summarise:
verifiable=false will change to verifiable=any in urls whenever I change another filter in the UI, but it will still only show unverifiable observations
This mismatch between the url and the observations shown will remain through multiple filter changes
As soon as I go back in my browser, the page will now show both verifiable and unverifiable observations, even if going back to the original page with “verifiable=false” in the url.
28 observations ID’d as subspecies falcata & 4 as subspecies caffra
17 have more than one image & 15 have only one image
Simply: I am baffled by what is happening. Where does the 32 (logical) vs 10 (how does iNat get to 10?) come from.
Note that this may change soon, as I am expecting confirmation of the IDs as South Africa wakes up.
Well, pretty limited, I think I was using it to find my own observations that had been mistakenly marked as casual by the data quality assessment. More reporting this in case its a wider issue that can cause unpredictable results for other searches. It does seem like something is going quite wrong if the same URL can result in two different sets of results.