I think this should be in Questions, but I'll be happy to answer it anyway.
As I understand it, the posting limit is basically so that people don't flood the forums with their own work. If you have a lot of things you could post, why not compare them and just post the best? Or you can spread them out over a period of time. And remember: the more you review, the more people will review you!
If you have any more questions, feel free to PM me.
~Amy
"It is curious how often you humans manage to obtain that which you do not want."
AquaMarine's right about the reason--so the whole forum isn't flooded by posts from one author. Unfortunately, the limit doesn't go up; it stays two per day. That's not so bad, though. If you have more than two, just post which you think are more ready, and work on editing the others a bit. Or, in the meantime, check out others' work, review (those are, like Amy said, always appreciated,) and check out groups and articles.
Take care!
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Vanadis and Aquamarine have already answered this question very well. I just wanted to add that the limit is also there to help you. If you post too many works at once, then that's a very good way of ensuring nothing you wrote will be read. By limiting it to just two at a time, you improve your chances of having your work read.
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