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Originally Posted by Perfekt
And to the left, class, we have nocredspam, a very nice bot in it's day. Did wonders to filter out what was credit spam and what wasn't and then it provided us with /ignore links.....until the GD insulted the bot owner that is.
To the right, we have all of the other chat bots that filter out commands in whatever channel it's stuck in.
That concludes the field trip class. I hope you had a wonderful experience.
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Lol. You truly are a moron aren't you. I don't think Means insulted Xyphos, I think Xyphos took offense because Means didn't praise him and give him a pat on the back for his efforts; basically his pride got hurt because he relies on others opinions of himself to feel good.
His bot did a job, but to many people it spammed more then the credit spammers and in the end was more annoying and was the one to be ignored.
And by other chat bots I assume you mean org bots, which look for ! (most often) at the beginning of the command. This allows them to look at a 0,0 pos in the string and check if it's a ! (or whatever prefix you want) and if not then totally ignore it. That means, again, that a simple filter blocks chat before it hits the need to compare to a large DB.
So, Im-Perfekt, care to comment on the NPC quest givers and all the other arguments you're dropping like flies each time I respond?
Just face it, client-side chat filters do not work. Mereditche already posted a simple, and more effective solution then chat filters.