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[solar bone]

I subscribed to ChatGPT plus account but I am still having over capacity issue. I have been having this issues for past few days.

I was hoping this would resolve it when I subscribe to Plus account. I attached the picture #1070006915414900886

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[round edge]

Same problem for me. It’s been 3 days and I can’t use it 😢

[junior belfry]

It is a matter of significant concern that the paid version of ChatGPT is subject to rate limitations, and this issue deserves an explanation from OpenAI. The imposition of these limitations appears to be motivated not by a desire to accommodate individuals who cannot afford the service, but rather by a strategic objective to enhance and broaden the capabilities of ChatGPT. It is imperative that OpenAI provide a clear and transparent explanation for this situation.

[mossy flower]

What do you mean by that?

It is a matter of significant concern that the paid version of ChatGPT is subject to rate limitations, ...

[junior belfry]

Exactly what i meant.

[mossy flower]

Do I understand it correctly: You assume that Open Al would like to motivate "ChatGPT plus" paying customers to rate the ChatGPT responses by clicking on Feedback button by limiting the requests?

[upper shale]

I keep getting this message too and it's rather annoying. No matter what time of day. Same old stuff.

I have a paid account

[mossy flower]

Regardless of OpenAI's rationale for limiting requests. The mere fact that the number of requests is limited may be reason enough for all of us to think about how to reduce the number of requests. For example, because every click - whether on Google or OpenAI - consumes a considerable amount of energy and has an ever-increasing impact on the environment 🌿 .

[simple nimbus]

When I see this message, I just reboot the link. It usually works after that.

[junior belfry]

Okay, let me explain it in simpler terms for you. Basically, ChatGPT is a tool that you can use to chat with a computer. There is a free version and a paid version that you have to pay for. The problem is that the paid version has some rules that limit how often you can use it, which is kind of unfair. The people who made ChatGPT, called OpenAI, need to tell us why they are doing this. It's not because they want to help people who can't afford the paid version, it's because they want to make ChatGPT even better. So, it's important for OpenAI to explain why they are doing this so that everyone understands. Rate limiting is a way of controlling how often you can use a service or tool. For example, if you are playing a video game and it has a rate limit, you can only play a certain number of games in a specific period of time. The same thing applies to ChatGPT's paid version. If it has a rate limit, it means that you can only use it for a certain amount of time before you have to wait for a while to use it again. The purpose of rate limiting is to control how often the service or tool is used and to prevent it from being overwhelmed or overused.

[mossy flower]

If you are of the opinion that OpenAI does not deliver certain product features, services that were promised to you when you purchased the paid plan, then you can complain about this. What was promised to you and not delivered, @junior belfry ❔

[weak stream]

The issue is, we don't know exactly the rate-limit for free or paid uses.
We only know there is a rate-limit for free users and the rate-limit for paid users is two times lower.
But what exactly does this mean? If we have no reference, we can only speculate.
To use this service, there are server cost and every prompt input/output consumes a wast of energy. So to have a rate-limit for paid users is necessary too.

Only the training of this model consumes energy like 1.8bil house-holds would consume in one year. I read that one token (which are aprox. 4 characters) consumes about 0.8 kWh.
Now think about how much the impact is with a prompt of 50, 100, 300 words etc. of one person.

[junior belfry]

To clarify, I did not express a belief that OpenAI did not deliver promised features or services with the paid plan. Rather, I expressed concern over the imposed rate limitations on the paid version of ChatGPT and the need for transparency and explanation from OpenAI regarding these limitations. Thus, a clear and transparent explanation from OpenAI is crucial to address these concerns. Also It appears that you are encountering some difficulties with your comprehension of reading the things i write, which worries me.

[mossy flower]

Can we agree that #1070006915414900886 section is not appropriate for expressions of concern and worries❔

[junior belfry]

I respectfully disagree with that statement. In my opinion, the #1070006915414900886 section is an appropriate channel for users to voice their concerns and worries about the product. This is because the purpose of a bug report section is to provide a space for users to report any issues they encounter while using the product, and this includes any concerns they may have about the product's functionality and performance. By sharing their concerns, users are providing valuable feedback that can help the company improve the product and address any shortcomings. Hence, I believe that the bug report section is an appropriate venue for users to express their concerns and worries.

[round edge]

It seems a new version was released yesterday but I am not seeing it reflected for me when I login. https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes

[fathom widget]

I have this same problem. Have not gotten a single request to go through since I moved to the paid plan of ChatGPT Plus. Surely I should be able to make at least once request on the paid plan?

[round edge]

Let's hope it will be resolved soon!

[upper flame]

I have the same issue.

[round edge]

It started working for me

[umbral warren]

i think we can all agree you missed the entire conversation by about 6 billion lightyears.

[strange burrow]

paid for availability, service is not available ... good to know I'm not the only one . 😆