Remove the 10 second rate limiting on the wiki for bots.

[Ayushk4]

Bots take 10 sec for every edited page as per the current limiting rate. When updating multiple pages via bots can be time-consuming.

For example:
In the case of blackjack bot, which updates the courses with new grade distribution, the no of courses 'updated' is approx 1000, so 10 sec gap extends the process to nearly 3 hrs.

[amrav]

We can reduce the rate limit to eg. 1 per second, but the point of the rate limit is to prevent a script from accidentally slowing down or taking offline the wiki for regular users. By comparison, it's okay for bots to take a relatively long time. This problem is particularly severe because I think we don't serve multiple requests concurrently, so fixing that is a good first step.

[Ayushk4]

Working on handling multiple requests concurrently would be good.

I overlooked the slowing wiki part but as per the current single request handling capability, the rate limit should not be reduced further. When I was running blackjack, it slept for any time between 9sec and 6 sec. If the rate limit is reduced by a lot factor, then it won't sleep in between edits, leaving way for handling other users' requests.

So, I too agree that serving requests concurrently should be prioritized.