Behavior to 'unquiet' after correctly answering a question in IRC DM?
Is this possible? I'm writing the new quiet rule docs at https://publiclab.org/chat#IRC and the workflow to de-quiet someone is a little awkward and slow. If plotsbot could have some kind of simple interaction with a person we could probably be sure they're not a bot themselves... @ryzokuken @icarito
What is the "quiet exemption" command in IRC anyways?
Quiet exemption on OFTC IRC network is as follows (from https://www.oftc.net/ChannelModes/):
Channelmodes that take Hostmasks as Parameters b - ban this hostmask q - quiet this hostmask. Anyone matching this hostmask will be unable to speak on the channel e - exempt this hostmaks from bans and quiets
So something like /mode +e ircuser@hostmask
OK! So:
/mode #publiclab +e nick
Added guides here: https://publiclab.org/chat#IRC
Could this just be a behavior that you direct message at plotsbot with something like @plotsbot unquiet me and plotsbot responds with the above unquiet command, as a behavior itself?
@ryzokuken what do you think?
Done! For now, simply write /msg plotsbot approve me and it works, via approveBehavior!