> This is why I want hard facts There probably aren't any hard facts available. In the past, Google have been evasive/flexible (depending on your degree of paranoia) about rate issues on the other rate-limited services. There is no reason for them to publish their anti-abuse implementation in detail ; there is no reason why the parameters it operates under should stay constant from minute to minute. There are recognised methods to deal with the situation, and throttle request rates to good advantage. They've been successfully used for years.
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