duplicate stars repository in feed

[n0l3r]

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this is bug?

[rajtilak-2020]

Hi,

It looks like you're experiencing an issue where a repository is being duplicated in your feed due to starring it multiple times. This can be a bit annoying, especially if you're trying to keep your feed organized and avoid duplicates.

If you're encountering this issue, here are a few things to check:

1. Multiple Accounts:
   If you're logged into multiple GitHub accounts, a repository could appear in your feed more than once if you've starred it on different accounts. Try checking whether the repository is starred from other accounts.

2. Feed Refresh:
   Sometimes, GitHub’s feed can get out of sync, and duplicating entries might occur temporarily. Refreshing the feed or logging out and back in could help clear this up.

3. Repository Forking or Mirrors:
   If you're following both a repository and a forked version or mirror, the same content could appear in your feed multiple times. Check whether the repository has been forked and starred separately.

4. Bug or Glitch:
   If none of the above seem to apply, this might be an issue with GitHub’s feed functionality. You can report it to GitHub support or check if there are any open issues on GitHub discussing this problem.

Hope this helps! Let me know if you continue to see duplicates after troubleshooting.

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