Thanks for the link. I have read through and it really did explain many things. I am even surprised that it wasn't a new feature as I thought. It had existed since 2019.
However, I did not get answer to the question of the punishment of users who try to bump the same thread manually after exhausting their bumping power.
When was this implemented and what happens when someone that bumped using the button, decides to manually bump the thread again by typing, trying to abuse or break the rule.
The old ways before the bump button was introduced with its individual bumping score or power, to the best of my knowledge, if you manually type it and submit it while the last bump is not up to 24 hrs, it might be considered spam and deleted by the moderator when someone notices it and makes a report.
If deleted, the thread bump doesn't get reversed right. You know it has already been bumped. I believe there should be stricter rule than mere deletion.
I like to know if the thread you bumped was an op thread of yours or it is a button that is appears to all users that open the thread.
It wasn't my thread. It is NotATether's thread of his BitMixList project.
For you not to have been allowed to bump it again the second time in a short period that mean the feature has been programmed to prevent the abuse of the button.
Yes, it was obviously designed to prevent abuse but I think there is still a loophole which I am asking the punishment.