help with the gag command

[ah_clem]

If I issue a gag command, does it apply to only the current session or does it last forever?  i.e. when I log in tomorrow, is the person still gagged or do I have to do it every time?  The documentation on this is unclear.

If it applies to only the current session, is there a way to make it hold across sessions?  My usual client is JavaFibs.

There are a few people I'm tired of and my life would be better without ever reading their crap again.  No doubt you're familiar with the phenomenon.  Thanks.

[diane]

Current session only, and if they log out and in, you need to do it again...tedious huh? 

Use the villain feature on javafibs...that stops it all, until you remove it.

[jackdaddy]

I've also mad a gag <player> programmable button as well as a blind <player> programmable button.

[ah_clem]

Current session only, and if they log out and in, you need to do it again...tedious huh? 

Ok, that explains why he wouldn't stay in Plonkville - it was like playing whack-the-weasel.  I'll try the villain feature.

[NIHILIST]

In javafibs, right click the name from the players list window, select RELATION, GAG N BLIND and, just like Stalin, youve made him a non-person.

Bob

[diane]

it was like playing whack-the-weasel. 

That game sounds rude...but fun....   

[ah_clem]

That game sounds rude...but fun....   

Have fun:
http://www.bubbygram.com/whackaweasel.htm

[diane]

bookmarked...very soothing... 

We English know it better as...

http://www.addictinggames.com/whackamole.html

[ah_clem]

bookmarked...very soothing... 

We English know it better as...

http://www.addictinggames.com/whackamole.html

Yes, I believe whack-a-mole is the more common term even on this side of the pond, but I've always thought "whack the weasel" trips off the tongue more readily.

[stiefnu]

We English know it better as...

http://www.addictinggames.com/whackamole.html

Though down here in the West Country we calls it Smack-a-Rat