Same task as T310411: Allow exceptions to the Echo limit which you filed a few weeks ago — pretty sure @Legoktm's comment still applies to be honest...

In T311886#8045429, @TheresNoTime wrote:

Same task as T310411: Allow exceptions to the Echo limit which you filed a few weeks ago — pretty sure @Legoktm's comment still applies to be honest...

Maybe there could be a user right for this?

This task lacks a use case - please always explain why exactly and specifically you want someone to spend time implementing and maintaining additional code complexity. Closing as duplicate.

In T311886#8045712, @Aklapper wrote:

This task lacks a use case - please always explain why exactly and specifically you want someone to spend time implementing and maintaining additional code complexity. Closing as duplicate.

For example, in an urgent situation (or maybe more generally) an administrator may need a user with certain technological knowledge, such a user could be found by massing pinging users on a list.

That does not sound like a useful approach to technically support

In T311886#8045883, @Aklapper wrote:

That does not sound like a useful approach to technically support

Why is it not useful?

Uncommon situation

In T311886#8046609, @Aklapper wrote:

Uncommon situation

I have had several times like that.

You are probably one (1) person

In T311886#8046932, @Aklapper wrote:

You are probably one (1) person

Could we have a global RfC for this on Meta?

In T311886#8046975, @Ilovemydoodle2 wrote:

In T311886#8046932, @Aklapper wrote:

You are probably one (1) person

Could we have a global RfC for this on Meta?

You could try, but you would have to put up very good arguments, as the current limit exists for a reason.

Acting on T148154: Develop a properly-designed way to tag groups of users or promoting MediaWiki-extensions-Newsletter is probably the way to go.