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LinkedIn Duplicate Posts
Incident
Report for Sprout Social
Resolved
From early April to June 15, LinkedIn’s API marked posts scheduled from third parties like Sprout as successful, but the posts were not actually published to LinkedIn users. This only affected some customers’ posts.
LinkedIn accidentally published these posts from their system on June 22 and 23rd, which could result in outdated content or duplicate content appearing on your pages. We’re working with our partners at LinkedIn on preventing this issue from happening again.
In the meantime, your account may have been impacted by this issue.
Please review your LinkedIn page to ensure only the latest content is visible.
LinkedIn accidentally published these posts from their system on June 22 and 23rd, which could result in outdated content or duplicate content appearing on your pages. We’re working with our partners at LinkedIn on preventing this issue from happening again.
In the meantime, your account may have been impacted by this issue.
Please review your LinkedIn page to ensure only the latest content is visible.
Investigating
LinkedIn is experiencing an issue with some previously published posts being duplicated and appearing again as new posts. These posts are not resulting from any publishing activity within Sprout.
We are investigating the issue and apologize for any inconvenience caused.
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We are investigating the issue and apologize for any inconvenience caused.
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This incident affected: Sprout Social Web Application.
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