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+ <H1>[IRCServices] Suggestion: AKICK kick reason format change</H1>
+ <B>arcane</B>
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+ <I>Sun Jul 18 18:08:19 PDT 2004</I>
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+<PRE>I can definitely see the validity of this claim. As much as founders
+wish their chanops were perfectly behaved, this "bug" is a marvelous way
+to trick many ordinary users into thinking someone else banned them.
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+If, however, you want usage of AKICK to remain anonymous, ChanServ could
+at least have it be prefixed with "AKICK", "(AKICK)", or something
+similar. Personally I think just saying "AKICK by nickname" is
+acceptable since it's not like many other ChanServ features are
+anonymous anyway.
+
+No matter what route this takes, I think it should definitely show who
+placed an AKICK somewhere.
+
+Arcane - UtoNet Service Administrator
+
+On Wed, 2004-07-14 at 22:11, Bergee wrote:
+><i> Howdy,
+</I>><i> Recently some users on my network have taken to adding AKICKs for
+</I>><i> people with the reason "KICK by SomeOtherUser" and then using AKICK
+</I>><i> enforce to cause ChanServ to kick the user with the reason "KICK by
+</I>><i> SomeOtherUser". This of course looks exactly like the kick reason if
+</I>><i> SomeOtherUser had used cs kick, which is slightly confusing to users,
+</I>><i> especially new ones.
+</I>><i> Therefore I suggest that when ChanServ kicks a user because of an AKICK
+</I>><i> it use a format something like "AKICK by RealNickname (reason here)"
+</I>><i> where RealNickname is the nick of the user that added the AKICK. I
+</I>><i> realize this is somewhat of an education problem of the users, but it
+</I>><i> strikes me as somewhat similar to prefixing channel entry messages with
+</I>><i> the channel name (to prevent people from faking actual ChanServ
+</I>><i> messages). Granted it's probably not as serious, but still slightly
+</I>><i> confusing if you're new to IRC. :)
+</I>><i> I'm curious what other people think about this. Anyone have any other
+</I>><i> thoughts about this?
+</I>><i>
+</I>><i> Bergee
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