Daniel Oaks

Oh, I see. This is caused by my silly comparison at https://github.com/dctrwatson/znc-fish/blob/master/fish.cpp#L582 and assuming that nobody would want to set an empty value. In that if statement, I'll probably just...

Yep, that makes sense and is probably the only way to do it for now. I haven't been doing as much ZNC coding recently but I'll try to get 'round...

That's dodgy. The only thing I can think of would be Fish's NV Version not being set properly [here](https://github.com/dctrwatson/znc-fish/blob/master/fish.cpp#L237) and [here](https://github.com/dctrwatson/znc-fish/blob/master/fish.cpp#L262) I know it's a big stretch, but is there...

probably related / useful: https://github.com/ircdocs/modern-irc/issues/6

When most clients handle `irc:` URIs, if the arg doesn't start with `#` they'll just prepend that (e.g. `/dan` -> joining the `#dan` channel), and it wouldn't be great to...

if `@`channels were used in any way by anyone I'd be a bit more concerned. It's a bit ugly which is why I'm not a big fan. That's also just...

It's worth noting that images are already loaded on IRC, in most of the web-based graphical clients out there and in some non-web ones. This is more about creating a...

Unfortunately that doesn't change the fact that clients do support images and certain optional features would require this sort of URL loading. Use more professional language on here in future...

> Why can't the client decide how to hide/show the spoiler text? As long as the boundaries are marked just as with other styling, then the client itself can mask...

@prawnsalad I believe that encoding the text also has the side-effect of fulfilling the first requirement, i.e. that the spoilered text is hidden whether the client's software supports the spoiler...