guess the ridiculous 2 minute between posting timeout will never be fixed

Lucrum · Oct 29, 2009

720 posts a day capability not enough?

In any case I though it was a 60 second delay, if true that would be a potential of 1440 posts a day.

Joe · Oct 29, 2009

Quote from stock777:

hmmm

You only post 2-3 posts per day, whats the reason for the switch?

stock777 · Nov 5, 2009

Not sure I get the question "the switch"

What I find is , I post, move on to another thread, answer there, and STILL have to wait for the timeout.

I know of no other board where this is an issue.

If you're trying to prevent spamming or flooding, 30 seconds is plenty.

William Rennick · Nov 5, 2009

Quote from stock777:

Not sure I get the question "the switch"

What I find is , I post, move on to another thread, answer there, and STILL have to wait for the timeout.

I know of no other board where this is an issue.

If you're trying to prevent spamming or flooding, 30 seconds is plenty.

If I was a mod I would have your dribble deleted before the minute was up. C'mon, how about it Joe.

Rennick Himmler out

newtoet · Nov 6, 2009

Quote from stock777:

Not sure I get the question "the switch"

What I find is , I post, move on to another thread, answer there, and STILL have to wait for the timeout.

I know of no other board where this is an issue.

If you're trying to prevent spamming or flooding, 30 seconds is plenty.

You seriously need to learn some patience. You must be the guy who drives like a maniac swerving in and out of lanes on the road because you think "everyone else" is driving too slow...yet you are the one that will cause the accident.

Here is an idea - make a post, then close your eyes and take several deep breaths, relax, take a sip of water...problem solved, you can now make your next post.

Millionaire · Nov 9, 2009

While were talking about timeups, the 30 minute edit lockout is anoying. 24 hours would be better.

stock777 · Jan 13, 2010

Quote from newtoet:

You seriously need to learn some patience. You must be the guy who drives like a maniac swerving in and out of lanes on the road because you think "everyone else" is driving too slow...yet you are the one that will cause the accident.

Here is an idea - make a post, then close your eyes and take several deep breaths, relax, take a sip of water...problem solved, you can now make your next post.

no, thats not me. some of us can actually post more than once every 120 seconds. some of us need more time, and drool when they eat.