Your project is published. The feeds are showing a saved copy of themselves that is a few minutes old, and newly published or newly edited work is invisible on them until that copy expires. Allow about seven minutes before treating it as a fault.
The project's own page is not affected. Open its address directly and the live version is there straight away. If that page works, publishing worked.
What is saved, and for how long
- Projects, Trending and Award Winning are saved on our side for five minutes.
- All Projects is saved for three minutes.
- The Atlas map data is saved for five minutes.
- On top of any of those, your browser holds each feed it has already loaded for two minutes in the same tab.
The two stack, which is where the seven minutes comes from.
A hard refresh does not skip the wait
Reloading clears only the copy in your browser. The copy on our side is one shared list, handed to everyone who asks for that page, so a hard refresh, a private window, a different browser, your phone or a friend's computer all receive the same slightly old feed until it expires. Waiting is the only fix, and it is short.
Edits are delayed the same way
Changing a title, a cover image or a discipline goes live on the project page immediately, but the feeds keep showing the previous card for the same few minutes. See Can I edit my project or publication after publishing?.
If it is still missing after ten minutes
Check where you are looking first. The page at uni.xyz/projects is the Editorial feed and carries only projects the UNI team has picked. Your own work belongs on All Projects. See The Projects home page shows editorial picks, not every project.
Then check that the project is published and public rather than a draft.
Two things sit outside these timings and have their own articles:
- Search runs on a separate index. See Why your work is not showing in search.
- The Atlas needs a location with real coordinates on the published version, not only the cache to expire. See Why your project is missing from the Atlas map.