https://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=131010

This appears to be a newly submitted GFN-13 on the Top 5000 list, and interestingly it's attributed to PrimeGrid in the proof-code. However the prime has entered the list at rank #37680 so it's well outside the top 5000 range.

As I understand it, primes can be submitted if they fit the top 20 of any individual category; this prime is categorised under "Generalized Fermat" but it ranks at position #1585 in that list.

So, why is this prime allowed to be submitted to the Prime Pages? Is there something I'm missing about the conditions for an accepted prime submission?
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1 PPSE (+2 DC) & 5 SGS primes

https://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=131010

This appears to be a newly submitted GFN-13 on the Top 5000 list, and interestingly it's attributed to PrimeGrid in the proof-code. However the prime has entered the list at rank #37680 so it's well outside the top 5000 range.

As I understand it, primes can be submitted if they fit the top 20 of any individual category; this prime is categorised under "Generalized Fermat" but it ranks at position #1585 in that list.

So, why is this prime allowed to be submitted to the Prime Pages? Is there something I'm missing about the conditions for an accepted prime submission?

This submission was a user's mistake, see GFN-15 MEGA thread.

As far as I understand, T5K allow you to submit any non-duplicated prime even if it's small because this prime can, for example, be a member of the chain. For example, we submitted few tiny GFN-13 primes because they formed a Cunningham chain, big enough to enter top 20 in this category.

An erroneously submitted prime should be automatically deleted after some (unknown to me) time. Hoping that submitter would not get a ban or other penalties from T5K.

Ah, I didn't realise it was you, Danny. Looks like the prime has been removed from the website. Thanks for the explanations, Danny and stream. :)
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1 PPSE (+2 DC) & 5 SGS primes

Ah, I didn't realise it was you, Danny. Looks like the prime has been removed from the website. Thanks for the explanations, Danny and stream. :)