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each paper now stores how often it was viewed and downloaded. opening the paper page or the card preview counts a view, and a download that worked counts a download, from the card, the viewer or the zip. one visitor counts once an hour per paper, and the counts show on the cards and under the paper title
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📌 Purpose
Show how many times each paper was viewed and downloaded, as asked in #551. This covers the counters; likes and comments need decisions on accounts and moderation first.
Corresponding issue: part of #551
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🔧 Changes
viewsanddownloadson each paper (default 0)POST /api/paper-countswith{ kind: "view" | "download", paperIds }(up to 100, so a zip is one request); it returns the updated counts➕ Additional Notes
/api/papersis cached for 60 seconds