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I'm sure you probably tested this with your particular needs, but just in case you haven't: five seconds is a long time and there are many forms that can be fil
by memco 9y ago
I'm sure you probably tested this with your particular needs, but just in case you haven't: five seconds is a long time and there are many forms that can be filled out by humans in less than that. I stepped on my own toes once setting what I considered to be reasonable minimums until I tried to use my own site and found myself getting blocked because I was submitting requests too fast.
- shanecleveland 9y agoThank you. Yes. Excellent point. The particular form I needed this for is moderately involved, so I erred on the longer side. I suspect a spambot wouldn't want to intentionally throttle itself, but they may introduce a one- or two-second delay if this becomes common enough. Definitely have to tailor it to the form.