Content feeds conflate two distinct questions: 'when did you first think this' (timeline) and 'when was this last touched' (freshness). Showing only the edit date confuses visitors trying to understand the arc of someone's thinking. The fix is to show the capture date as primary, with a muted 'refreshed' suffix only when the page was revised after capture — preserving both signals without clutter.
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