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March 6, 2023
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As far I understand if I choose AI to create my comments there is no limit. So in theory each posts gets unlimited comments over time. Can this be changed, so that I could set like, each post should not get more than 5-15 (variable range) comments or something like that? If not this would be a feature request

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The best option is to just set a lower probability %. Say 0.01 or so. To be honest, I don't know how to implement such a limitation. Should it be a limit on 15 comments for one particular post with a given ID? For all your posts at all? For one auto-comment campaign? Like one campaign can generate 15 comments only and you'll have to create a new campaign to generate yet another 15 comments?

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these two options would cover it all, I guess:

- Set maximum overall comments for a campain (for example 2000)
- Set maximum comments per blog post (for example 5-15, but not on particular posts)

So in this example no more than 2000 comments get created for the whole site and there won't be any post with more than 15 comments, some will have less but not less than 5.

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Not less than 5 is superfluous in this mathematical formula. Of course, there will always be less than 5 (because they are not added yet) or more than 5, but less than 15.

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