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This policy indicates that your IP address may be temporarily blocked from Liquipedia for various reasons including excessive requests or using automated tools (gotchas-1). Repeatedly triggering these rate limits can result in a permanent block (risk-flags-1).
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Risk Flags
Critical issues that may result in material harm or loss. These often involve non-reversible actions or significant impacts on user rights or finances.
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Permanent Blocking for Repeated Rate Limit Violations
Repeatedly triggering rate limits on Liquipedia may lead to permanent blocking.
Why it matters: Users who repeatedly trigger rate limits for reasons such as using automated tools or having compromised devices on their network could face a permanent block, preventing access to Liquipedia.
Repeated triggering of rate limits may result in them becoming permanent.
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Cancellation and Renewal Terms
Policies regarding subscription, service, or account cancellation, and automatic renewals.
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No billing surprises spotted
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Gotchas
Less obvious clauses that might be against your interest but are not critical risks. These often require careful reading to understand their implications.
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Temporary Blocking Due to Rate Limiting
Your IP address may be temporarily blocked from Liquipedia for excessive or invalid requests, such as using scrapers/bots or accessing pages too quickly, or other reasons not directly related to user action.
Why it matters: Users may be temporarily blocked from accessing Liquipedia if their IP address makes excessive requests, which can occur due to automated tools, outdated browsers, shared IP addresses, VPNs, corporate firewalls, or malware.
Your IP address has been temporarily blocked from accessing Liquipedia due to excessive or invalid requests. This may happen if you're using a scraper / bot or otherwise accessing pages too quickly. Scrapers and similar tools are not permitted to access Liquipedia - please see [the Liquipedia API terms of use](https://liquipedia.net/api-terms-of-use) for information on how to access to Liquipedia data in a supported manner. Rate limiting may also be triggered by the following: