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The second most recent post on main, Cognito Mentoring started on discussion. It was promoted not because of the quality of the argument, but because it is an announcement.
Then it must have stayed relatively shortly in Discussion because I didn't see it.
But actually that being an announcement means it doesn't really count.
A bit over 2 days from the first comment to the date on the post (which is the date of the move). This should help calibrate your ability to detect these moves. Also, it gives an easy way to detect moves: if the comment is older than the post.
Added: also, the meditation post appears to have spent 2 days in discussion. The google cache currently shows the original date; and there is a comment from that time.
Handy. I didn't notice that.
I have to assume that I overlooked some moves.
I will probably not track that in the future.
Tap out.