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+   <H1>[IRCServices] About nickname links too...</H1>
+    <B>Partizanu</B> 
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+       TITLE="[IRCServices] About nickname links too...">silvius at expres.ro
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+    <I>Thu May  3 16:47:01 PDT 2001</I>
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+<PRE>This is a little wierd for me...tell me if I'm wrong...
+
+Scenario:
+We have 2 users, let`s say A and B.
+
+User B links his name to user A.
+
+First wierd thing: when identify as A and requesting &quot;/nickserv info A
+all&quot;, there is no warning that nick B is linked to A.
+
+Let's say I just know that B is linked to me and I want to
+remove(unlink) it.
+
+Still identified as A, I do &quot;/msg nickserv unlink B &lt;password&gt;&quot;.
+
+Woops! Wierd thing no. 2: I need to know B's password. But what if B was
+an abuser and he linked his nick to mine without tellin` me that? What
+can I do? I must find a services admin willing to help.
+
+
+
+Conclusions (or suggestions):
+1) Put an info in &quot;/nickserv info all&quot; about linked nicks
+2) Any user who is identified for a nick must me able to unlink any
+nicks linked to his/her nick
+
+
+Hope my English&amp;idea were clear,
+Partizanu
+
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