I know that in theory I should go to the host owner -- I think it's murtagon -- but I wouldn't know how to contact him. So I'm writing here in the hope that the message gets to him somehow.
Every time OveKillHost1 launches a game, kicks someone from battle, ends a game, whatever, #main is notified. A number of people have complained about this, and I personally don't like it either. I mean, the channel isn't really used for antyhing else, but spamming it is only going to reinforce that state.
So could OverKillHost1 stop spamming #main?
Thank you.
OverKillHost1 Please stop spamming #main
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Re: OverKillHost1 Please stop spamming #main
Agreed. I'd revoke channel voice access to all autohost bots, otherwise everyone who thinks they're special starts advertising.
- FabriceFABS
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Re: OverKillHost1 Please stop spamming #main
Thanks, really right that #main is not dedicated for this use.
You were right to talk about it for being sure to get a positive action.
You permit us to avoid receiving automated-spam from these hosts.
You were right to talk about it for being sure to get a positive action.
You permit us to avoid receiving automated-spam from these hosts.
Re: OverKillHost1 Please stop spamming #main
@gajop What overkillhost* is doing should not be confused with advertising. The later is when an autohost prints "players needed for ..." in reasonably-spaced intervals. However, if you do decide to mute all the bots in main, then I propose the following:
1) An official method of advertising games to ALL connected clients on the spring lobby platform to be established (possibly in the server window and possibly with an opt-out)
2) #newbies to be merged with #main as both are quite void of human discussion in general and monitoring one channel is easier than two. And everyone to be force-joined to the resulting chatroom.
Given that I read about this overkillhost* and its privileged inhabitants breaking rules every single week I would have expected something to be done about them already, but then again moderators are
1) An official method of advertising games to ALL connected clients on the spring lobby platform to be established (possibly in the server window and possibly with an opt-out)
2) #newbies to be merged with #main as both are quite void of human discussion in general and monitoring one channel is easier than two. And everyone to be force-joined to the resulting chatroom.
Given that I read about this overkillhost* and its privileged inhabitants breaking rules every single week I would have expected something to be done about them already, but then again moderators are
- Silentwings
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Re: OverKillHost1 Please stop spamming #main
At some point, maybe two years ago, it was decided that #newbies would be bot free and auto-joined by newly installed SL - and that #main would not be. Hence https://github.com/spring/uberserver/bl ... l.py#L1357.