How do I start a second unpublished instructable? Answered
I've been working on one unfinished instructable, but would like to start on another one. I'm not seeing how / where to get a new blank format. Do I need to click on submit instructable?
You can have virtually limitless instructables (within reason) - published or unpublished. When you go to publish them they are simply flagged in the database as actually viewable (once moderator approved). Each is its own, so if you start a new one it won't overwrite the old one.
. There's bound to be a hard limit of some sort. Probably something like 32 bits (4,294,967,295), 64 bits (18,446,744,073,709,551,615), &c. I doubt that even Kiteman will ever have more than 4-1/4 billion iBles. :)
If you set up a bot and just had it keep creating thousands upon thousands of garbage ibles (unpublished), I think it wouldn't go unnoticed. 'within reason' adds a layer of human expectation/assumption to my level uncertainty whether there is a hard limit or not.
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Best Answer 9 years ago
Yes.
Answer 9 years ago
I feel I should elaborate/clarify.
You can have virtually limitless instructables (within reason) - published or unpublished. When you go to publish them they are simply flagged in the database as actually viewable (once moderator approved). Each is its own, so if you start a new one it won't overwrite the old one.
Answer 9 years ago
"(within reason)"?
Is there a limit?
(Worried thoughts)
Answer 9 years ago
. There's bound to be a hard limit of some sort. Probably something like 32 bits (4,294,967,295), 64 bits (18,446,744,073,709,551,615), &c. I doubt that even Kiteman will ever have more than 4-1/4 billion iBles. :)
Answer 9 years ago
(Counts on fingers)
Probably not...
Answer 9 years ago
Keep on going, you'll get there eventually!
Answer 9 years ago
I was referring to an 'abuse' limit...
Answer 9 years ago
If you set up a bot and just had it keep creating thousands upon thousands of garbage ibles (unpublished), I think it wouldn't go unnoticed. 'within reason' adds a layer of human expectation/assumption to my level uncertainty whether there is a hard limit or not.
Answer 9 years ago
So... 'submit' is not the same as 'try to publish'?
Answer 9 years ago
submit makes a new ible -- publish makes it visible.