Ted Gould wrote:
> While I completely agree that they shouldn't show up, the question is
> how to detect them. If we filter on the name "Nickserv" and someone,
> for what ever reason, had that as their handle you wouldn't see messages
> from them.
>
> So, I guess while I agree at the intention, I'm unsure of a strategy
> that would make this work.
>
Then let me provide clear guidance:
For 9.10, please conceptualise a *blacklist for IM notification* and
implement that in Pidgin and other supported IM clients. We would
include NickServ in that list, as well as other common service names.
Anyone who uses that as a nick on IRC, loses. The blacklist may be
editable, but only through gconf or some other behind the scenes tool,
for the moment.
Ted Gould wrote:
> While I completely agree that they shouldn't show up, the question is
> how to detect them. If we filter on the name "Nickserv" and someone,
> for what ever reason, had that as their handle you wouldn't see messages
> from them.
>
> So, I guess while I agree at the intention, I'm unsure of a strategy
> that would make this work.
>
Then let me provide clear guidance:
For 9.10, please conceptualise a *blacklist for IM notification* and
implement that in Pidgin and other supported IM clients. We would
include NickServ in that list, as well as other common service names.
Anyone who uses that as a nick on IRC, loses. The blacklist may be
editable, but only through gconf or some other behind the scenes tool,
for the moment.
Mark