Error Message: 429 No Reason Phrase

Has anyone else seen this message before?


I was typing up a reply to a post, and after hitting the “reply” button and this popped up.
It sent me back to my message and after clicking it a couple more times (and getting the error each time), it finally worked.

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uhhhh…so hitting reply once was too many requests, but going at it a couple more times was just right? :sweat_smile:

awwwwesome.

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I can’t tell you if you actually made too many requests. The only people who could tell you that are the WK developers who can look into log files etc. (EDIT: I meant Discourse developers).

The only thing I mentioned was that in HTTP parlance, Error 429 means “Too Many Requests”. That’s just a standard set by the W3C, I think. Whether software developers use the error code 429 as it was intended is another matter.

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Unrelated but that tagline of yours :grimacing: love it that I can understand it yet I have no idea what Japanese for “daughter” is.

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Ha, don’t worry. Soon you’ll reach level 29 and all will be revealed…

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1b8

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Well, those error codes come from IETF RFCs and an IANA registry, AFAIK.

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