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That’s an interesting idea, we’ll experiment with that when we get back to working on this (currently focusing on Peggy’s Post).

It looks like you found an edge case with a quality of life feature we added in the last update. When you build a stack large enough that the cards would go off screen, the game squishes the stack so to keep the cards visible. The cards should decompress when you move them, but it looks like you discovered some way to get by the decompression. Do you by any chance remember what you did with the red cards?

I've played other games, and this doesn't always happen. This time it's the yellow cards, and the compression is less than in the previous image. But I don't know exactly why it happens. I often swap groups of cards between the slots at the bottom and those in the deck at the top, but I don't think that's the cause. Probably, when there's a really long column, the default card spacing isn't reset.

P.S.
If I close the browser tab, when I reopen it, the cards are perfectly aligned. This is probably because the table is reloaded with the correct value.