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In June 22nd, 2021, a programming bug in Lichess' Puzzle Storm and Puzzle Racer games caused some players to achieve excessively high scores that are otherwise beyond their abilities. See e.g. this recording of the bug by Joseph Leung.
The resulting top list is therefore based on corrupted data; compare it with the last correct list and the lists from previous days (see the links "Yesterdays list").
The Lichess developers could have decided to delete all Puzzle scores from June 22nd and to recalculate the data sets based on them. But presumably for performance reasons, they only recalculate these data sets when
All votes up to https://lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/your-top-five-chess-books?page=5#49
Robert James Fischer: My 60 Memorable Games
Aron Nimzowitsch: My System
