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Interesting. The classic problem. You offer to not meter something and then someone will use it to max capacity. Then you’re forced to place a limit so that one
by renewiltord 3y ago
Interesting. The classic problem. You offer to not meter something and then someone will use it to max capacity. Then you’re forced to place a limit so that one user won’t hose everyone else.
- fotta 3y ago> We were later in contact with an account that we blocked who claimed they were using their account to perform automated scraping of our results, which is not something our terms allow for. I mean beyond that it was a user that was violating the TOS. This isn’t really a bait and switch scenario (although it could be reasonably construed as such).
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> you’re forced to place a limit so that one user won’t hose everyone else Soft limits at the tail of usage comports with the term unlimited as it's commonly used. For Kagi, a rate limit derived from how quickly a human can type makes sense.