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During an algorithm update, if traffic drops during the rollout and then fully recovers to baseline after it ends, this usually indicates a temporary fluctuation rather than a penalty; only if it remains significantly below baseline and persists after the end is further investigation needed into whether spam policies or content quality issues were triggered.
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