remove limits from bitcointalk.org account

[distributer2k]

Hi all, I'm a newbie but every time i try to message people or post i get 360 second time ban. I need to talk with users more than this. How do i remove the limits? Thanks.

[Inotanewbie]

Once you get at least 16 activity (should take 2, 14 week periods assuming that you post at least a total of 16 posts and 1 post in each period) you can post every 74 seconds

The limits are designed to prevent spam and to prevent people from scamming in mass

[BareMonk]

Once you get at least 16 activity (should take 2, 14 week periods assuming that you post at least a total of 16 posts and 1 post in each period) you can post every 74 seconds

The limits are designed to prevent spam and to prevent people from scamming in mass

BOOM! Does this also apply to limited amount of PMs you can send within an hour?

[paceta]

it does yes

[onezerobit]

I would need some tips to get this done as well.

I have been actively posting in this forum, and still the activity doesnt seem to change.

Is there a guidebook, which i can take a look at for this?

[grue]

I would need some tips to get this done as well.

I have been actively posting in this forum, and still the activity doesnt seem to change.

Is there a guidebook, which i can take a look at for this?

yes, it's in the meta forum (search for it)

[cr1776]

Check this out:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0

And
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=24.0

[BigBoy89]

it's still better than past time, when newbie jail still implemented
you can't post in many sub forums/section
360s delay prevent spam from newbie account
post more and your delay will decrease and after reach jr.member (cmiiw), your delay is normal

[zetaray]

Just wait it out. Everyone here has to endure the newbie limitations, it's not a big deal. Keep reminding yourself that you will be rewarded when you get to member status. 

[ranochigo]

There used to be only a newbie section. Now, it is removed, I don't see reason why mods would remove the 360 second limit upon request. If they approve of this, the forum would only become a spam place. The 360second limit will lowered. Your activity limit will increase by 14 per two active weeks. Activity change occurs at 30minutes intervals.

[santaClause]

Once you get at least 16 activity (should take 2, 14 week periods assuming that you post at least a total of 16 posts and 1 post in each period) you can post every 74 seconds

The limits are designed to prevent spam and to prevent people from scamming in mass

BOOM! Does this also apply to limited amount of PMs you can send within an hour?

Yes. If you send a PM, then it will start the 360 second timer over again, however newbies also have a 5 PM per hour max above the 360 second limit.

[Sydboy]

i am pretty sure logging in counts as a 'post' as well.
so once you login you have to wait 5 minutes to post or send a PM.

[#yolo]

Become more established and when your activity reaches 28-30 your time should be something like 70-90 seconds, I doubt there are special considerations and modification of wait time between posts.

[BadBear]

It's possible to have it reduced significantly by being whitelisted, though personally I rarely do that on request, better to have someone vouch for you.

[Brewins]

Become more established and when your activity reaches 28-30 your time should be something like 70-90 seconds, I doubt there are special considerations and modification of wait time between posts.

Waiting time gets to a decent level at 15 activity, that is, the second two weeks period if the user is active.

The waiting time will be 90-15 =  75 seconds, and will lower at each new activity the user gets.

[Shogen]

It's possible to have it reduced significantly by being whitelisted, though personally I rarely do that on request, better to have someone vouch for you.

I thought the whitelisting is long gone, but it seems I am wrong.
According to the member search page (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist), there are only 4 persons having the "Whitelisted" position.

[shockinglyugly]

It's possible to have it reduced significantly by being whitelisted, though personally I rarely do that on request, better to have someone vouch for you.

What would the requirements be to get whitelisted, and what would happen when someone vouches for you?

Would this remove the posting limits?

[EFS]

It's possible to have it reduced significantly by being whitelisted, though personally I rarely do that on request, better to have someone vouch for you.

I thought the whitelisting is long gone, but it seems I am wrong.
According to the member search page (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist), there are only 4 persons having the "Whitelisted" position.

We can whitelist users, but their position remains same.

[ranochigo]

It's possible to have it reduced significantly by being whitelisted, though personally I rarely do that on request, better to have someone vouch for you.

What would the requirements be to get whitelisted, and what would happen when someone vouches for you?

Would this remove the posting limits?

Valid reasons, the person, I think preferably trusted among the forum would guarantee you won't spam up the forum. There isn't posting limits, only posting intervals.

[DMeeks]

The time limit between posts shortens with the activity increases and is about 30-50 seconds when your activity is +30 and you are a junior member. Just spend a little time on forum and in 2-4 weeks your activity would reach that level.