If I remember correctly something of this sort has been discussed previously. Regarding you're first proposal of being able to disable receiving nickname memos, I wouldn't say that doing this would be a hard task. Functions similar to this are already implemented in most other packages proving it to be possible. Regarding your second proposal, I'm not sure I understand what you are meaning, but if you are asking to be able to restrict which access level can send a channel memo, then that is already implemented using SET <#channel> MEMO, it's explained in greater detail using ChanServ HELP SET MEMO. On 25 Apr 2009, at 01:42, lionel wrote:
Hi Gang
I have no idea if the suggestion below has been covered in earlier posts
Suggestion: RE: /nickserv set nomemo on/off – is it possible to code into the next upgrade: /nickserv set nomemo on/off for specific channels for founder/sop/aop?
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