Closed jordanmaurice closed 2 years ago
Hi @jordanmaurice,
Yes, though this functionality isn't specific to the REST API, but rather is part of all of WP.
You can see it in action in the wp_check_comment_flood
function. For specific coding help with customizing that function, I'd reach out to the WordPress Support Forums or WordPress Stack Exchange.
Hi,
I'm working on an application to automate blog comments and responses. I've noticed an issue when attempting to post comments on a blog post. It seems there is a limit of 1 per 20 seconds? I don't have any documentation of this limit to refer to but it certainly seems to be happening.
I can add a comment normally, but then if I call with a different email/comment text/user_agent etc, it will give error: "400 Client Error: Bad Request for url:/wp-json/wp/v2/comments"
If I add a 20 second delay between the comment calls, it will no longer get that message, but it also grinds my application to a halt when working on a lot of blogs on the same site.
Can we get some documentation on what the rate limits are?
Do we have any options to adjust them on a site by site basis?