Delay inbetween bulk message "bursts" and friend requests
In a semi-scientific test I tried to dial in the best delay for message sending and for friend requests, and in both cases I found that the most efficient technique (for getting in the highest number of messages/requests before triggering the YouTube-imposed limits) seemed to be a "burst" of requests/messages with a 10 minute "cool-down" to reset the YouTube limit, then to repeat that cycle as long as desired.
So what I would request is this - some way to set a "delay" in between "bursts" - a second timer that allows for a pre-determined "cooldown" inbetween request/message cycles.
Ideally I would like to be able to send 9 friend requests at 30-90 seconds between each - then a delay of 10 minutes - then another "burst" of 9 requests, and so on, until 200 or so requests are send out.
With messages the best technique seems to be 3 messages, then a 10 minute delay, then another 3 messages and repeat...
...so, long story long, is there some way to built in a second duration in between bursts?
Does that make sense...?
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Jonathan Phillips
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This would be great - also the ability to have a variable delay between bursts.
The current 2 minute delay when YouTube limits are reached is never long enough - and I'm worried about automatically re-sending friend requests after exactly 2 minutes.
It would be great to be able to send a burst of 5-10 then wait for a variable length of time. This also seems the most natural.
Thanks!