usless bot entries

[Hobbsee]

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- From what i understand - bots can stay, as long as they dont affect the
channel.

Having said that, I dont really see what the points of excess bots are -
we already have a logging bot!

Hobbsee

John Vivirito wrote:
> Melissa Draper wrote:
>>> John Vivirito wrote:
>>>>> On wo, 2006-06-07 at 11:37 -0400, John Vivirito wrote:
>>>>>  
>>>>>>> i have cleaned out 20 factoids from ubotu in the past 2 weeks most
>>>>>>> added by nbx909 and a few from mattewv. i havent seen either
>>>>>> online in
>>>>>>> last 2 weeks. sincei  havent seen them i cant warn nor ban them do i
>>>>>>> just keep notes and wait for them to show up?
>>>>>>     
>>>>> Please keep notes and warn them. ubotu-ng will solve this issue by
>>>>> having access control  :)
>>>>> -- Dennis K.
>>>> thank you
>>>>> Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
>>> matthewv has been online in the past 2 weeks, or at least the past 2
>>> days. He's brought his own BlootBot into #ubuntu-au to mess with because
>>> he got told off for playing with ubotu... and im >< close to snapping
>>> and telling him where his bot can go.
>>>
>>> Is there any ubuntu IRC policy against bots people bring into channels
>>> for the sake of their own amusement? I personally have Accessbot to
>>> store information for #ubuntu-accessibility and Eucalyptbot in the
>>> ubuntu-au channel for it's shoutbox interface so certain people could
>>> participate in the weekly meetings when using port-restricted networks.
>>> These bots have purposes. What should we do about the 'toy' bots?
>>>
>>> Maybe i'm getting grumpy in my old age... "Git off me lawn you little
>>> monsters!"
>>>
>>> Mel/Elkbuntu
>>>
> if im not mistaken atleast in #ubuntu anf #ubuntu+1 and offtopic we dont
> allow peoples play bots i think its per channel (the rules) i would have
> him bring it to #debian-bots or whatever that channel is to play with
> his bots.
> 
> --
> GnomeFreak
> 
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Johnvivirito
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> Linux User# 414246
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