Almost nothing. We re-fetched 65 faymas pages on 22 October 2026 that we had already saved on 12, 16, 19 and 21 October, and compared them field by field. On the 40 faymas.in prompt pages we sampled ten days apart, the title and the prompt text were identical in 40 of 40 cases. Three things did move: the catalogue grew from 16,762 to 20,643 prompt URLs (+23%), the "related prompts" strip was swapped out on 19 of 40 pages, and the copy counter rose from 29,608 to 30,863 across the cards we sampled twice. The view counter did not move once. All 274 cards that showed a view count displayed 0 on both days.
This guide analyses published prompt text. No generation tests were run.
What we did
Every daily audit on this site so far has been a snapshot: one fetch, one morning, one set of numbers. This one is a time series. We keep the server HTML of every page we fetch, so on 22 October we went back to the archive, picked the URLs that appear in at least two saved snapshots, fetched those same URLs again, and ran one identical measure() over all of them — old and new.
Three sets came out of that. Forty faymas.in /prompt/ pages first saved on 12 October (a ten-day gap). Fifteen faymas.net /prompts/p/ gallery pages saved on both 19 and 21 October (three timepoints). Ten faymas.in blog posts saved on 16 and 19 October (up to twelve days). Every number below is a difference between two files we hold, not an estimate.
The sitemap says everything changed today
Faymas.in's sitemap listed 20,703 URLs when we pulled it on 22 October. Of those, 20,643 are /prompt/ pages, and every single one carries a lastmod of 2026-10-22. Not 20,642. All of them.
| Sitemap field (faymas.in, 22 Oct 2026) | Value |
|---|---|
| URLs total | 20,703 |
/prompt/ URLs | 20,643 |
| URLs dated 2026-10-22 | 20,654 (99.8%) |
Distinct lastmod dates | 23 |
Pages not under /prompt/ | 60 |
| Of those 60, still dated today or yesterday | 22 |
Faymas.net does the same thing with a catalogue a fraction of the size: 41 URLs, all 41 dated 2026-10-22. We counted 41 pages there on 1 October too. So one site re-stamps 20,643 URLs a day while adding roughly 388 new ones, and the other re-stamps 41 URLs a day while adding none.
The catalogue only grows
On 12 October we sampled 100 prompt URLs from a sitemap that held 16,762 of them. All 100 are still listed today. Across every faymas.in URL we have ever fetched — 381 of them — 380 are still in the sitemap. The one exception is /creator/guidelines, which now lives at /creator/resources/guidelines. That is a route that moved, not a page that was withdrawn.
Put those two facts next to each other and the shape of the thing appears. Twenty thousand URLs were "modified today" in the sitemap's own words. Ten days of our own sampling found not one of them removed, and not one of them with a changed title.
What actually moved inside the page
Two parts of a faymas.in prompt page are alive, and they are not the parts you came for.
| Measured on 40 faymas.in prompt pages, 12 Oct → 22 Oct | Result |
|---|---|
<title> identical | 40 / 40 |
| Meta description (the head of the prompt) identical | 40 / 40 |
| HTML size change, median | +0.07% (min −2.55%, max +2.33%) |
| Visible text identical | 0 / 40 |
| Visible text length change, median | 3 characters (max 308) |
| 8-gram overlap with the ten-day-old text, median | 0.71 |
| Related-prompt strip changed order | 21 / 40 |
| Related-prompt strip swapped in new slugs | 19 / 40 |
The strip does not drift. It flips. Of the 19 pages that brought in new entries, 13 replaced exactly twelve slugs — the whole strip, every slot at once. Six replaced between three and eleven. The other 21 pages changed nothing there at all. That is a bimodal pattern, and it is what you get when a fixed number of slots is refilled on a schedule rather than edited by a person.
The counters behave differently again. Across 278 prompt cards that carried a copies value on both days, 173 rose, 104 held steady and one went down. The median rise was 4; the largest was 109. Added up over the shared cards, copies went 29,608 → 30,863 (+4.2%), saves 3,330 → 3,450, likes 703 → 737. Thirty-one of the 40 pages saw at least one counter go up; nine saw no movement at all.
Views are the exception that tells you the most. 274 cards carried a viewsCount on both days, and all 274 read 0 on both days. Ten days, four hundred-odd cards, zero movement. On 12 October we reported that the view counter looked dead; it still is. Copies move, views do not. Whatever "copies" is counting, it is not counting people arriving.
What did not move at all
The blog is the frozen part. Ten posts, compared against snapshots from 16 and 19 October — 21 pairs. In all 21 the visible text was string-identical, character for character. The HTML files are the same length in every pair too. The bytes that differ are the platform's: a deploy identifier in the <html> tag, data-dpl-id, present on all ten pages, same length every time, different value. On one post we counted 10,142 changed characters out of 386,764, and not one of them was inside text a reader can see.
| Page set | Snapshot pairs | Visible text identical | Counters present |
|---|---|---|---|
| faymas.in blog (10 posts) | 21 | 21 / 21 | none |
| faymas.net gallery (15 pages) | 30 | 25 / 30 | none |
| faymas.in prompt (40 pages) | 40 | 0 / 40 | copies / views / likes / saves |
On faymas.net, 21 of 30 pairs came back byte-identical. Five of the remaining pairs differ in the extracted text but by a net zero characters — we opened one, and the difference was the position of the page title inside the extracted text, the same words in a different order. We are not calling that a content change. Those pages also carry no counters whatsoever: 15 pages, 11 prompt cards each, all four counter fields absent. Nothing on faymas.net is being counted in public.
Why it matters if you are reading these numbers
A lastmod date exists to save a crawler work: come back only if this changed. Faymas.in spends that signal on 20,643 URLs every day, and our ten-day measurement found the underlying text unchanged in every case we checked. The inference — and it is an inference, we did not watch the build — is that the date is written when the sitemap is generated, not when a page is edited. The only pages on the whole site carrying dates that look like real edit dates are the 38 non-prompt pages dated before yesterday, oldest 2026-07-05.
The practical reading is blunt. On faymas.in, trust the copy counter — it moves, and it moves plausibly. Distrust the view counter, which has not moved in ten days. Ignore the date entirely. And treat the related-prompts strip as what it is: a rotating shelf, not a recommendation you can come back to. Half the pages we checked had a different set of twelve on them ten days later.
That last point has a consequence people miss. A page whose surrounding links are refilled on a timer cannot accumulate a reputation the way a stable page does, because the neighbourhood around it is never the same twice. We measured 96% of faymas.in's pages as orphans back on 16 October; this is the same phenomenon seen from the other end. The links do not just fail to point at a page. They fail to stay put.
What we did not measure
Forty prompt pages out of 20,643 is 0.19%. We re-measured what we happened to have saved, which is a sample of convenience, not a random one. Our shortest interval is one day, so we can say nothing about hour-to-hour movement. We read server HTML only — anything rendered by JavaScript after load is invisible to us. We cannot tell whether a rise in the copies counter came from a person pressing a button or from a batch job recomputing a field; we only record that it rose. We have no earlier snapshots of faymas-in.com or faymas.com.in, so those two domains are absent from this comparison. And we did not consult any traffic, ranking or revenue service for this page; every figure above comes from files we fetched ourselves.
FAQ
Does a faymas.in prompt page ever change its prompt?
Not in our sample. Across 40 pages checked ten days apart, the title and the meta description — which carries the opening of the prompt — were identical in 40 of 40 cases.
Why does the sitemap say all 20,643 prompt pages were modified today?
Because the date appears to be written when the sitemap is built, not when a page is edited. Every one of the 20,643 /prompt/ URLs carried 22 October 2026, while no page we sampled showed any change in its text.
Do the copy counts on faymas.in really go up?
Yes. Of 278 prompt cards that showed a copies value on both 12 and 22 October, 173 rose, 104 held and 1 fell; the total across shared cards went from 29,608 to 30,863.
Do the view counts on faymas.in ever move?
No. 274 cards carried a viewsCount on both days and every one of them read 0 on both days. We have not seen a non-zero view count on this site since 12 October.
Which faymas pages are the most frozen?
The blog. Ten posts compared against snapshots six and twelve days old came back with character-for-character identical visible text in all 21 comparisons; only the platform's deploy identifier in the HTML changed.