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I would be willing to pay money or to donate hardware time to get past this limit. Is this possible? If not, this would be a nice enhancement! Thanks!

I would be willing to pay money or to donate hardware time to get past this limit. Is this possible? If not, this would be a nice enhancement! Thanks!

I've counted now, it let me do 40 analyses in the last week and now not anymore since yesterday.
40 a week is pretty low in my opinion. why not, as someone suggested, just allow only the player in the game request an analysis?

edit:
thinking more, it is problematic too - when you'll want to look for more evidence about a player you suspect was cheating, you wouldn't be able to check his other games.

I've counted now, it let me do 40 analyses in the last week and now not anymore since yesterday. 40 a week is pretty low in my opinion. why not, as someone suggested, just allow only the player in the game request an analysis? edit: thinking more, it is problematic too - when you'll want to look for more evidence about a player you suspect was cheating, you wouldn't be able to check his other games.

To clarify,

You have now 75 (which will be increased to 100 at next server restart) analysis credits to spare for the past 7 days (weekly credit).

You can use up to 25 credits a day IF you have consumed less than half of your weekly credit, otherwise it's only 12.

Analysis request of games you don't played count double (i.e they use 2 credits).

It's fairly complicated and I'd argue for a simplification but it designed in a way that you can't use all your credits in 4 days and not be able to analyse games for 3 days.

To clarify, You have now 75 (which will be increased to 100 at next server restart) analysis credits to spare for the past 7 days (weekly credit). You can use up to 25 credits a day IF you have consumed less than half of your weekly credit, otherwise it's only 12. Analysis request of games you don't played count double (i.e they use 2 credits). It's fairly complicated and I'd argue for a simplification but it designed in a way that you can't use all your credits in 4 days and not be able to analyse games for 3 days.

What does "past 7 days" mean here? Is it a rolling 168-hour period?

What does "past 7 days" mean here? Is it a rolling 168-hour period?

I would highly encourage people to contribute CPU time, if possible, through fishnet. If we get enough people doing so, lichess may increase the number of game analysis requests.
Link: lichess.org/get-fishnet to get started!

I would highly encourage people to contribute CPU time, if possible, through fishnet. If we get enough people doing so, lichess may increase the number of game analysis requests. Link: lichess.org/get-fishnet to get started!

"What does "past 7 days" mean here? Is it a rolling 168-hour period?"

Yes @ejhchess , 7-day rolling period.

"What does "past 7 days" mean here? Is it a rolling 168-hour period?" Yes @ejhchess , 7-day rolling period.

That's not necessarily the same thing as 168 hours, which is why I asked differently (it could run e.g. midnight to midnight, or it could run from 168 hours prior to the time whenever)

That's not necessarily the same thing as 168 hours, which is why I asked differently (it could run e.g. midnight to midnight, or it could run from 168 hours prior to the time whenever)

As Thibault once said: if the system offers one single possibility for abuse, there will be abuse. Sad but true :( Which means that in my opinion, while offering more CPU time through fishnet is a good thing, that is a race that can never be won against abuse. Keep up the good work guys, thanks.

As Thibault once said: if the system offers one single possibility for abuse, there will be abuse. Sad but true :( Which means that in my opinion, while offering more CPU time through fishnet is a good thing, that is a race that can never be won against abuse. Keep up the good work guys, thanks.

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