A way to know who is spamming without a spam protector

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Sep 1 2001, 6:48 am
its better to use a spam protector but if u dun want to then use this in your verbs

like

mob
verb
say(m as text)
world << "[usr] says : [m],[usr]"

if u didnt notice i made it say the name at the end of the verb so if some1 spams it will do whatever and at the end it will say the name so you know who it is...just add that to all of your talking verbs..and whala

Sep 1 2001, 6:52 am
Eponick wrote:
its better to use a spam protector but if u dun want to then use this in your verbs

like

mob
verb
say(m as text)
world << "[usr] says : [m],[usr]"

if u didnt notice i made it say the name at the end of the verb so if some1 spams it will do whatever and at the end it will say the name so you know who it is...just add that to all of your talking verbs..and whala


Now I find this very funny. Eponick, look at what your saying. Why would you need to show [usr] at the end, its shown at the start. Either your not getting what usr is, how anything works, or overlooked the first one. Or im missing something here

Alathon
Sep 1 2001, 7:04 am
In response to Alathon
no,no,no...some ppl use stuff like ,font size = 10>Spam
Spam
over and over and sometimes u dun get to see the names cuz it fills the whole text box...this way u can see there name at the end
Sep 1 2001, 7:14 am
In response to Eponick
On the other hand, you could use html_encode() to prevent them from changing font sizes and lentext to make sure that their messages aren't over a certain length.
Sep 1 2001, 7:16 am
In response to LexyBitch
yea....never thought of that...lol