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Old 06-22-04, 16:46
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1 Search every 90 Seconds limitation... what gives?

I would like to submit that the 1 search/90 seconds rule is really annoying. I imagine it's in place for anti-spamming measures etc, but it's so frustrating to get no hits on one set of criteria and not be able to try another set for another 90 seconds.

Just a thought.
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Old 06-24-04, 12:17
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I agree, it sucks... but they're probably just trying to keep things running as smooth as possible given the available server and bandwidth resources. Right now I'm just glad to see that search is actually working again!
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Old 06-24-04, 13:07
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*sigh*

Babysteps perhaps.
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