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In the future, you can just use the timestamps on the new submission page to gauge the rate of submission. The "n minutes ago" of the last page on "new" is a r
by ISL 14y ago
In the future, you can just use the timestamps on the new submission page to gauge the rate of submission.
The "n minutes ago" of the last page on "new" is a reasonable moving average of the current submission rate.
How fast were you reloading the page?
- rubyman 14y agoYeah, good call. I probably clicked refresh once a second for 10 seconds. I guess they thought I was DDOS'ing the site.
- xauronx 14y agoYou would get an IP ban in that case, not an account ban.
- rubyman 14y agoMy banning might have also been related to my post links. I submitted the same link today as I did two days ago. But I just submitted it again because I was changing my code from a paid resource to open source. Submitting an open source resource shouldn't trigger spam filters, in my opinion. Kind of frustrating.