Overview
To ensure fair usage and consistent engagement results, Lempod now prevents users from launching multiple boosts at the same time — even if they try using multiple tabs or windows.
🧠 What Changed?
Previously, Lempod would check for recent boosts at the beginning of the Start Boost process. But that check could be bypassed by crafty users who quickly launched more boosts while the first one was still ramping up.
Now, Lempod performs the check right before the boost actually starts — after all pod and balance validations are complete.
✅ What This Means for Users
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Users cannot start a new boost if they have already boosted a post within the ⏱️ Boost Frequency Limit.
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This rule applies even if they try to start multiple boosts quickly in separate tabs.
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Support may see users confused why their second boost "didn't go through" — this is expected and working as designed, if they have boosted recently.
📌 Support Tips
If a user reports that their boost didn't start, ask them to check whether they’ve already boosted a post recently (see ⏱️ Boost Frequency Limit). Only one post can be boosted within that timeframe.
🔍 Technical Summary
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The previous boost validation has been moved from the beginning to the end of the
Start Booston-ramp process. -
The cooldown rule is enforced right before the engagement actually starts, preventing timing exploits.
📅 Release Info
- Version: v9.6.20 (June 2025)
💬 Questions?
If you need help explaining this to a user, feel free to ping Tier 2 and Tier 3 support for assistance or use this article as a reference in your reply.