No it's not a tragic situation, but it does make life easier for multi users households.
stoney`
I don't know what I'll do when my cat's old enough to IRC
At 10:04 AM 12/17/2002 -0500, you wrote:
On 2002-12-17T15:35+0100, éL NìçoS wrote:
) | > | And Coder Com doesn't want you to be able to flood with +x/-x over
) | > | over again.
) | +/-x are a little bit more...chatty, shall we say?
There are situations where one might legitimately want to -x, such as to
switch a client over to another host (real host, not IRC hostname), or
perhaps restart a client under screen. I imagine -x/+x flooding could be
handled in much the same way as nick flooding was handled, have some
threshold for floodable changes, then start lagging additional [immediate]
ones.
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