Odd "Pages" Display

I'm seeing odd values after the "Pages:" text when viewing "My Posts". For all I know this has been true all along but I just noticed it. In any case, I think the behavior is flawed.
When I view "My Posts" there are lines near the top and bottom of the screen that say something like this:
"Viewing 201-210 of 420 -- Pages: << Previous 1 ... 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next >>"
Once I'm past the page showing posts 51-60, things are a bit strange. At that point the "5" has the URL of the page of posts that I'm viewing. Lower and higher numbers have the URLs of the adjacent posts, i.e. "6" takes me to the next group while "4" takes me to the previous group. No matter how how high up I go, the display shows pages 1 through 9". If this is working "as designed", the designer must have has a very odd view of what intuitive design looks like. I'd rather believe that this behavior is the result of a coding error.

romad wrote:
Yep, mine are the same. Perhaps the Jive software can't handle numbers other than single digits for the pages?
It seems to work fine for normal message lists, just not for "My Posts".

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