This is a guide that explains the logic the Agora uses to determine which suggested topics appear at the bottom of the topic you are currently reading.
Resolvists Tier - Everyone
At the end of every discussion thread, the Agora displays a set of suggested topics tailored to help you continue exploring relevant conversations. This guide explains how those suggestions are selected—whether through shared tags, similar content, or community activity—so you can better understand why certain topics appear and how to use them to navigate more effectively.
How topics are included
The suggested topics list is populated in a few different ways:
Unread topics
The suggested topics list will show any unread topics that you are watching or tracking that are less than 90 days old.
Random topics
If there are fewer than 5 unread topics, or if you are viewing the site anonymously, random topics that are less than 365 days old will be added to the list.
Category prioritization
The suggested topics list first tries to load topics from the same category as the topic you are currently reading. If there are fewer than 5 topics from the category that can be added, topics from other categories will be chosen.