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| I've noticed there have been generally unexpected random changes in the RSS feed lately. There's some very annoying differences in message formatting: 
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| Hi @csnover, can you please confirm if you still have this issue or if this has been resolved? | 
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| Hi @csnover, Our engineering team has just deployed a fix for this issue. The private feeds should now properly exclude releases from starred, unwatched projects. Could you please check your private feed again and let us know if it's working correctly now? Thank you for your patience. | 
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| I'm having this issue as well, specifically  All was well at first, but then after a couple of hours I noticed it started showing the unwanted events again. I made sure it wasn't an issue with my reader by copying the exact tokenized  Edit: I figured it might be helpful to know exactly which events I chose to receive/ignore, so I'm adding them below: 
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| 
 So at least for me the problem is that the setting is forgotten after some time. | 
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Sometime in the past day or so, some change was deployed that has caused my private RSS feed to be flooded with release activity of every project I have ever starred. This isn’t helpful. If I want to get project releases, that is what the release subscription option (under the watch button) is for. I feel like this same change was pushed and reverted some time years ago, and now it’s back again, but I can’t find any earlier discussion of it. Starred projects are not subscribed projects. Please respect the user’s watch/subscription settings for the RSS feed. Thanks!
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