On Monday, LinkedIn decided that less is more.

In a blog post, the site acknowledged its history of overzealous email habits and said it was taking steps to reduce the amount that users would receive. Among the examples, users who receive too many requests to connect will now get just one weekly digest, and users who subscribe to several of the site’s groups will get updates in a streamlined format.

“For every 10 emails we used to send, we’ve removed 4 of them,” Aatif Awan wrote in the post. “Already, member’s complaints have been cut in half.”

In May, the site’s chief executive, Jeff Weiner, told BuzzFeed that the email traffic was too much for some users.