Clearly, you are being too enthusiastic, and need to dial it down
Personally, I’m pretty stingy about giving out likes, for some reason. If I suddenly went on a rampage and realized I had reached the “maximum number of likes”, I would take a coffee break (a break from coffe, that is), and go for a walk.
@Tamas_Papp, I am considered some kind of programming whiz in my small circle of Julia users because of the number of likes you’ve given me. Let’s keep this going, shall we?
There was recently a discussion on discourse.org about this… if you’re interested in how the sausage is made this link might be helpful. I don’t think we (the local admins here) have changed anything.
As a trust level 3 (TL3) “regular” you get 100 likes per day. Given that you’re the only person with the “higher love” badge, I think I’ll just increase the multipliers to keep that badge attainable for more folks (my reading of that thread is that it ignores the multiplier). Maybe I’ll start by matching the multipliers by their trust levels, giving you 50 more hearts per day.
Let me know if you still hit that limit with this change!
That’s just a gentle nudge (internally called the “get a room” threshold) and it’s set at the default value right now (3). It might mean that a different medium could be more effective, or it might mean that a private thread might be more appropriate, or it might be good to make space for others to chime in, or it might be something that’d make sense for you to ignore.
I didn’t mean it was blocking me – it’s easy to dismiss. What bothers me is that Discourse “thinks” I need the “gentle nudge”, that I don’t have the capacity to decide for myself how to carry on a conversation.
But nevermind – Discourse has many other great features. I just needed to get that off my chest.