modlog view is a bit broken currently and doesn’t make much sense if you don’t know how it works.
the modlog view currently merges the different types of modlog entries in a single view, but the pagination doesn’t make much sense that way.
for example, removing a comment is an action that happens quite frequently, but removing a community does not. the modlog shows e.g. up to 20 actions per modlog entry type, so you may see comment removals for the last few hours, but community removals could be for the past year. then when you hit next page, you’ll see the next page for each type, but the times make even less sense now. you’ll see entries 20-40 for comments, but also 20-40 for communities.
the timeline will be consistent when you filter for specific entry types.
i can see rust being a bit more challenging to support properly in an IDE and there still being various special cases not handled properly, and i’m glad that it’s free to use non-commercially, but with jetbrains rustrover i frequently see it calling out errors in code that happily compiles, autocomplete being semi-random in how it wants to complete today, which seems to have gotten worse with their recent AI pushes, and even a couple times the entire IDE locking up not too long ago, though i don’t remember whether the last part was in rustrover or one of their other IDEs. overall pycharm has been pretty stable for me, as long as you provide it with a pre-existing venv or let it create one for you, as the integration with the latest and greatest™ python package manager may not be there yet.