OK I'm probably gonna catch some flack from the S&S police, but it you have enough energy for variety days, you might have enough energy to do S&S for more than 3/4 days a week. Version 2.0 is obviously the "kinder & gentler" version where Pavel laid more ground rules to remove a lot of questions to get more compliance to the program. But, not everyone has to stop 5/6 days a week when you hit 32kg. It's kind of like, the best variety day exercises to help S&S is more TGU's and swings. Depending on your size and training history, you'll eventually get to a weight that becomes difficult to go that many days, that's when you back off days or make some of them light days. You will make the fast progress doing S&S more frequently. You will make the fastest progress going "heavy" more frequently.
Everybody's different. 32kg is a general point where a lot of guys need to back it down and add in rest days or light recovery days, but if you can actually handle more, then you are leaving a lot on the table. Volume by frequency is why this program works magically as GPP, At some point, when the focus on intensity overcomes the focus on volume it starts to become more of a specialization program for swings and get ups. JMO