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Is this something easy, well known, just not to me? ... Sometimes there is a question with lots of interesting material. For example http://mathoverflow.net/questions/23478/examples-of-common-false-beliefs-in-mathematics . And sometimes it comes up on the front page, something new was added 23 minutes ago. So I click on it. How do I find what that new thing added was? Something short of searching all 6 pages and opening all the comment blocks.
There are three tabs on the right, just above the list of answers: oldest, newest, and votes. Clicking on any of them will sort the answers accordingly. However, the question will also be bumped when an existing answer is edited, and I don't know if edited answers will be counted as the time of the latest edit, or when the original answer was posted, when sorting by oldest/newest. Also I am fairly certain a new comment will not bump the thread, only a new or edited answer, so no need to expand all the comment blocks.
Edited answers are counted as the time of the original answer, as far as I know.
Editing a deleted answer also bumps the question, I think.
Often when a question appears inexplicably bumped, it's because an answer was added and then deleted; I think this is more common than deleted answers getting edited.
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