WordPress has no text length that 1Post checks. This page lists every text, media and posting rule 1Post checks for WordPress: counts, sizes, lengths, threads and the daily cap. Where WordPress publishes a figure on its own page we cite it with the date we read it.
| Rule | What 1Post checks |
|---|---|
| Text limit | No length check |
| Media accepted | Images |
| Images per post | 1 |
| Threads | No |
| First comment | No |
| Posts per day, per connected account (1Post) | 20 |
These are the limits 1Post applies in the composer, so a post that passes is not refused for them when it is sent. A network can still refuse a post for reasons outside these rules, such as its content policies.
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They are the limits 1Post checks before a post is sent. Figures the network publishes on its own page are cited above with the date read; the rest are checks 1Post sets.
When a network changes a rule or we read a newer figure, the page changes with it. The date at the top shows the last change.
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