user67: We know that Marlowe contracts always end mandatorily because a maximum timeout is defined. I wonder what the maximum timeout is, it seems like you can put a huge epoch/slot in which would be practically "infinite".

user342: You're correct that the duration of a Marlowe contract could be practically "infinite": there is no specific limit on the timeout slot for a Marlowe contract.

67: <p>We know that Marlowe contracts always end mandatorily because a maximum timeout is defined. I wonder what the maximum timeout is, it seems like you can put a huge epoch/slot in which would be practically &quot;infinite&quot;.</p>
 342: <p>You're correct that the duration of a Marlowe contract could be practically &quot;infinite&quot;: there is no specific limit on the timeout slot for a <a href="https://github.com/input-output-hk/plutus/blob/master/marlowe/src/Language/Marlowe/Semantics.hs" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Marlowe contract</a>.</p>
