How come there is a 40 sec delay between searches?

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Have any of you seen this message

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Just curious as to the point of this, and why is therx the only
site that has this?
 

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To be honest I have no idea.



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Searches are "resource intensive". It's pretty safe to assume that the 40 second limit is prevent someone from maliciously doing multiple\repeated searches in an attempt to slow the site down.
 

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It weighs down on the server to keep doing searches.
 

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that rarely happens though, atleast from my experiences... I first saw this about 2 weeks ago and never since.
 
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antipublic said:
10 seconds should be sufficient though, thats limit on many sites

I'll bring it up with the admin. I suspect that 40 seconds was probably some default setting during the last upgrade-I've never seen this before.
 
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I get this message all the time when I click "New Posts" read a post
really fast then click new posts again. You can always avoid getting
this message by simply clicking the back button on your browser
but I have the tendency of doing things the hard way.
 

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