https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/482487-greasyfork-dark

The "cn-greasyfork.org" should also have the hyperlink pointing to https://xxxxxxxxx.org/xx/scripts/by-site/cn-greasyfork.org

This happens automatically for any site once there are enough scripts specifically targeting it.

How many are considered enough? I'd assume it should be "2 or more", but apparently even 5 is below the threshold.

Something weird is happening, I'll need to investigate.

The number of scripts for a domain is a cached calculation. I believe the cache is expiring before the scheduled job to refresh it is running. Still need to look further as to why that's happening now.

The number of scripts for a domain is a cached calculation. I believe the cache is expiring before the scheduled job to refresh it is running. Still need to look further as to why that's happening now.

There must be some issues behind.

The link for sleazyfork.org is gone.

After conducting several tests, I've consistently observed that each time I refresh the page, the hyperlink associated with the domain name generates a distinct set of r###lts.

Greasy Fork has several application servers, each with their own cache. Each will show a different set of links due to this problem.

I've increased the cache size and it seems to have fixed the issue.

The generated link r###lts are very stable. Thanks.