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Stop Group Chat & IM

Gymmy Sinatra
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Join date: 25 Feb 2007
Posts: 3
12-24-2007 17:10
There needs to be a way for owners of a group to be able to allow or disallow chat/IM within their group - No different than allowing to send/receive notices to the group.

Owners of large groups are always suseptable to spam and vulgar residents that do not respect the boundaries of the group they belong to. Group owners need this ability - please comment.

Thank you!
Dragger Allen
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Join date: 3 Mar 2007
Posts: 247
12-24-2007 17:23
i would love to have that ability my one group has over 500 members and no way to stop spammers if they start booting them from the group does not do it untill htey log out they still have the ability to chat
Oryx Tempel
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Join date: 8 Nov 2006
Posts: 7,663
12-29-2007 11:56
Here is a JIRA issue regarding this. The main issue is for group members to be able to turn off group IM/chat, but it also has a subtask to allow group owners to create roles that disallow group chat.

Don't forget to login (upper right of JIRA screen) and vote for this issue!

https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/MISC-64
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Calliope Simon
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Join date: 21 May 2006
Posts: 154
12-29-2007 11:59
From: Gymmy Sinatra
There needs to be a way for owners of a group to be able to allow or disallow chat/IM within their group - No different than allowing to send/receive notices to the group.

Owners of large groups are always suseptable to spam and vulgar residents that do not respect the boundaries of the group they belong to. Group owners need this ability - please comment.

Thank you!


Well, since they basically ripped off the chat system from IRC (probably Hybrid by the looks of it), that is already implemented---theres just no button for it. Making buttons for that kind of thing shouldnt take even an incompetent monkey more than a couple of hours. 20 minutes for someone who's familiar with IRC commands.
Hern Worsley
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Join date: 11 Aug 2006
Posts: 122
12-31-2007 19:30
In addition if a group is free to join then booting persistant spammers is futile as they are able to rejoin right away. Id also like to see the ability to ban people from groups.