[irc-support-sig] #61: nick change policy is incongruent with other #fedora- channel conventions
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#61: nick change policy is incongruent with other #fedora- channel conventions
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Reporter: duffy | Owner:
Type: feedback | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone: Fedora 14
Version: | Severity: Neutral
Resolution: | Keywords:
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Comment (by duffy):
Hi Randy / dp67 / N3LRX,
''I see one problem with nick changing, some will abuse it, and some
already do.''
Please refer to the original ticket text:
"My suggestion is that you update your nick changing policy to allow for
standard #fedora- conventions, while flagging obvious abuses like rapid
nick changes or silly nick changes. "
''Nick changing is not only annoying its pointless.''
Please refer to the original ticket text:
"-afk and -away nick changes are a pretty standard convention in many of
the #fedora- channels (for example, #fedora-admin, #fedora-devel, #fedora-
design). "
''If your client does not detect away users by greying them out in the
user list or by some other means then maybe you should get a client that
does. ''
Please refer to the original ticket text:
"people do ignore /away messages, especially depending on their client. "
My client handles away messages minimally. It greys out people's nicks in
the user list. However, if you directly query someone who is /away, it
does not give you notification that they are away (xchat)
However, my client, or the client of anyone who is set /away in hopes of
not receiving pings, is not at issue here. It is the clients of people who
contact me when I am unwilling to be contacted, and I have no control over
the clients others use.
Not a workable solution, but thanks for trying.
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Ticket URL: <https://fedorahosted.org/irc-support-sig/ticket/61#comment:8>
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