Request to Unblock Account - Code 403 Fair-Use Limit

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My account was automatically blocked with Error 403 while I was debugging a file upload feature. My app was stuck in “Provisioning” for a long time, which likely triggered a false positive for excessive resource use. The app is a private trade calculator for physical commodities and is not intended for high public traffic. Could you please review and restore my access?

username: TDCTRADING via Github

below message from your platform:

Error: Your account has exceeded the fair-use limits and was blocked by the system. If you believe this is a mistake, please contact customer support.
Code: 403

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Hey TDCTRADING, thanks for reaching out and welcome to the Streamlit community! :blush: The “Error: Your account has exceeded the fair-use limits and was blocked by the system. Code: 403” means your Streamlit Community Cloud account was automatically blocked, usually due to exceeding resource or fair-use limits—sometimes triggered by repeated deployments, long provisioning, or heavy debugging, even for private apps. This is a common issue and often happens by mistake, especially during development or debugging phases.

To resolve this, you’ll need to open a support ticket and include your GitHub username (TDCTRADING). The Streamlit team will review your case and help unblock your account if appropriate. You can find the step-by-step process in the official docs: Login attempt to Streamlit Community Cloud fails with error 403. If you’re comfortable, please share a minimum reproducible example or repo link if you’d like the community to help optimize your app to avoid future blocks. Community members—feel free to jump in with your experiences or tips!

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