Make Your Voice Count: Speak Up Against Google’s Rate Limit Changes

In recent days, a significant and concerning change has taken place regarding Google’s Pro subscription rate limits, and it seems many users are rightly upset. Without prior notice, Google has reduced these limits, yet there has been no communication or acknowledgment from the company regarding this downgrade.

Numerous discussions have emerged across various online platforms, particularly within the Reddit communities such as r/Bard and r/GeminiAI, highlighting users’ frustrations and concerns over these changes. The community is rallying to bring attention to this issue, pointing out that users deserve transparency and accountability from such a major company.

If you’re looking for a way to express your discontent about the decreased rate limits, one effective approach is to utilize social media—specifically Twitter. Google may not be actively monitoring Reddit, but they have a presence on Twitter and are open to feedback there.

Here are a few notable discussions that can give you insight into the community’s reaction:

• Discussion Thread 1: Rate Limit Concerns on Bard
• Discussion Thread 2: User Feedback on Rate Limit Issues
• GeminiAI Conversation on Reddit

One way to make your voice heard is by reaching out directly to individuals associated with the Gemini product. The product manager, Aarush Selvan, is an active figure you can tweet at: Aarush Selvan on Twitter.

When you tweet, consider tagging both Gemini and Google, as well as notable individuals in the community like Logan and Josh Woodward. Your tweets can help ensure that this issue doesn’t fall into the background, and you can play a part in advocating for a more transparent and user-friendly experience.

Now is the time to raise your voice and unite with fellow users! Let’s make sure our concerns reach the right ears.