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As far as I understand, its 100 qpm per oauth user. Each logged-in user will have 100 qpm, so they can actually query inbox once per minute and still be left wi
by treesciencebot 3y ago
As far as I understand, its 100 qpm per oauth user. Each logged-in user will have 100 qpm, so they can actually query inbox once per minute and still be left with 99 queries for that minute alone. I thought the problem was that, if you exceed this limit even for some users (e.g. particularly active ones) then you are no longer eligible for the free-tier and get kicked out of the club and pay price even for the free tier.
- Rebelgecko 3y agoIt's 100 qpm per oauth client ID, which is tied to the developer's account in the API portal (at least that's how it worked when I used the API in the past). I suppose someone could make an app that lets users provide their own API keys, but most people aren't going to go through the hassle of setting up a dev account and generating API keys. That might also be a TOS violation?
- detaro 3y agoNo, it's not. It's 100 qpm per client id, i.e. app.