Dear readers
When I right click on a buddy and select Remove, and the OK, the buddy
can still write to me.
How do I delete a buddy for good? =)
Lots of love,
Louise
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You've removed the buddy, but for the most part that doesn't mean they
can't write to you.
You'd need to add them to your Blocked Buddy list.
Tools, Privacy, add them in there, and change to the appropriate action,
ie Block only the people below.
Louise Hoffman wrote:
Dear readers
When I
You've removed the buddy, but for the most part that doesn't mean they
can't write to you.
You'd need to add them to your Blocked Buddy list.
Tools, Privacy, add them in there, and change to the appropriate action,
ie Block only the people below.
So it is impossible to remove a buddy for
you mention the extremely long development time of pidgin is partly due to the
fact that all your developers are not that interested in features such as video
call/teleconferencing, etc. i'd just like to point out that if you are to be a
serious contender in the im market, their likes/dislikes
Unless I'm mistaken - yes.
You ARE essentially removing them.
The point of most chat protocols is to allow anyone to contact you - ie
if I knew your screen name, I could message you. So if you don't want
someone to contact you, you are blocking them, or basically 'removing'
them. Same thing.
Can you check your privacy settings?
On the buddy list, select the Tools menu then Privacy
From that screen you can define who can contact you or not.
It just wonders me, because in Microsoft's MSN for Windows, it is
possible to delete a buddy.
Or that is atleast how it looks in Pidgin.
On Thu, 2008-07-31 at 06:42 -0700, robert mcquirt wrote:
you mention the extremely long development time of pidgin is partly
due to the fact that all your developers are not that interested in
features such as video call/teleconferencing, etc. i'd just like to
point out that if you are to be a
robert mcquirt wrote:
you mention the extremely long development time of pidgin is partly due
to the fact that all your developers are not that interested in features
such as video call/teleconferencing, etc. i'd just like to point out
that if you are to be a serious contender in the im
Thanks John and all.. I installed Google Talk, and then my coworker got
the invite, and was added. Closed google talk, and then he appeard in
Pidgin.
Odd
Thanks again.
Evan
John Moore 3rd wrote:
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I added the
On Thu, 31 Jul 2008 06:42:04 -0700 (PDT)
robert mcquirt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you mention the extremely long development time of pidgin is partly due to
the fact that all your developers are not that interested in features such as
video call/teleconferencing, etc. i'd just like to point
Hi,
I'm curious as to whether there is anything in the works for modifying
the account status based on each account rather than as a whole.
Currently I can set myself to be invisible among other statuses but I
want to be able to specify which account I choose to be available, away,
invisible,
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Brian Morrison wrote:
There speaks a man who cannot write a coherent, punctuated, properly
laid out email. I'm sorry I had to quote it all to make it obvious. Let
me know what your business is so that I can avoid it and recommend
others do
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