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Website changes, hard to find running algos?

I seem to have difficulty checking my running paper trading/contest algos after some changes to the website.

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Seems to have been fixed, thanks!

Also thanks to whomever fixed the bug where multiple copies of non-running algos were showing up in the list on mobile.

I'm glad it fixed itself Simon. We did ship some bug fixes to that screen, including some sort order problems for the non-running algos. I'm not sure what problem you saw! If you see it again, let us know.

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