PPRUNE - This forum requires that you wait 120 seconds between posts.
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PPRUNE - This forum requires that you wait 120 seconds between posts.
For those of us who know how to use a computer (i.e. can type at more than one word per minute and read quickly), this new PPrune forum setting is going to be incredibly fustrating !
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Mixture, your typing speed has obviously recently improved! What Whirls says is absolutely correct. 

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Indeed it's an anti flood control.
My issue isn't with the anti-flood control, it's with the setting of 120 seconds.
Surely 60 seconds or 30 seconds is more than enough to stop flooding ?
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Mixture, feel free to contact Admin (contact Us, below) with your suggestions / complaints. More likely to register than a thread here.
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Flood Control
Used it for more than 8 years,
Worked through the time permutations up and down.
120 annoys the prolific but kills the attention seekers and spam canoneers.
It's what works for us, here. The workload issue for volunteer forum mods has always been the critical measure.
Same goes for search settings - it's the one feature that has always brought the site to it's knees every (Moores) 18 months so we keep it well throttled back especially with google doing it quicker and with others paying the tab.
Regards
Rob
Worked through the time permutations up and down.
120 annoys the prolific but kills the attention seekers and spam canoneers.
It's what works for us, here. The workload issue for volunteer forum mods has always been the critical measure.
Same goes for search settings - it's the one feature that has always brought the site to it's knees every (Moores) 18 months so we keep it well throttled back especially with google doing it quicker and with others paying the tab.
Regards
Rob





Though it can be frustrating!
