Thread Create - Rate limit?
Good evening, guys!
I have a question—I've already looked through forums and read the documentation, but I haven't been able to find any details on this. For anyone with experience in thread creation, do you know what the rate limits are? From what I've read, Discord isn’t too keen on having 1,000 threads in a server.
Based on my tests, Discord blocks the bot from creating threads once it hits 55 threads within 1 minute and 30 seconds. However, if I change the bot token, it continues to work... So, is there an overall limit?
I work for a server that requires a huge number of thread creations—over 6,000 threads are generated per day, each staying open for about 10 minutes on average before being deleted.
Could someone shed some light on this and share their experiences with thread rate limits? Thanks in advance!
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- ✅ Marked as resolved by stafftag suggestion for @akeno:
Ratelimits are dynamically assigned by the API based on current load and may change at any point.
- The scale from okay to API-spam is sliding and depends heavily on the action you are taking
- Rainbow roles, clock and counter channels, and DM'ing advertisements to all members are all examples of things that are not okay