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aaln on Sept 29, 2014 | hide | past | favorite



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And... How is that useful? (serious question)


That's great, until you hit the maximum number of invitations sent (3,000) and maximum connections (30,000).

So then what -- your LinkedIn profile is jammed with a bunch of people you're marginally related to for your professional network, which isn't going to be particularly useful to you.


This is an amazing hack but it will eventually get you a slap on the wrist from LinkedIn. When enough people complain about unwanted "invites," you will be given a warning about violating terms of service. Be careful about using this hack.


How serious is Linkedin about this?


More so now than they were yesterday, I imagine.


Title could read, "How to click connect buttons by class name in a setInterval".


sorry who is up voting this?


this is pretty much on par with "hacking" your friend's facebook account by posting a status update when they forgot to log off




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