Motivation?Great motivation that is, Gilles...
If so many people want him to stay, fine. But I want a saved ignore list. I don't see why I have to be the one doing the extra stuff because other people like to be the brainless bunch.
Saved ignore list is kinda meh because you can forget you put someone on it a few days before. If you get what I mean.But I want a saved ignore list. I don't see why I have to be the one doing the extra stuff because other people like to be the brainless bunch.
"...I want a custom built feature for me so that I can disable all gems."
It's a useful tool for chat moderators, aswell. If I ever needed to get a copy of a log of the chat, Lirch always logs so I can simply ask Pyritie for it.
~Snap
Lirch is a real bastardized abomination of ripped up coded parts, and I despise the little lime crack...but unfortunately...
Pitzy has spoken, the bot does not go.Lirch is quite the entertainer.
Okay, but what is more reasonable for a default?That's what ^welcome clear does. Stops Lirch from welcoming you.
No. Consider if someone greets everybody.If a user enters the chat, he is usually greeted by Lirch, MasterHaosis and people who know that member. Should we ban them just because they greet somebody?
Yeah, but it's a nice feature, for those who like it.The greeting is just silly, but he has other very useful features.
This is my original motivation to greeting everybody who entered the chat. To show them that the chat is working and that we can see them. Looking back though, greeting everyone, later making the process automated, and adding advertisements to it (such as, "Befriend Mecheon now! <link to profile>"), was spam. (I actually got kicked for that specific ad.Kind and usually when he enters the chat-room he would usually say hi to the person who enters. Makes it feel welcoming to the new, and it has to me.
Okay, but what is more reasonable for a default?
- A standard greet.
Or- No greet.
So it's to advertise that feature? By that logic, a user need only be greeted once per forever.A standard greet, so people know they are there
I can see myself in the Lobby when I log in. If that greeting was meant to know people are on the chat, it's a terrible reason.
I've had someone who couldn't join the chat at all because he just registered to the Hive. If they can't even join the chat, there's also no reason to check if they can talk. And those kind of stuff should be announced in general, because they don't know why or for how long they can't join the chat.