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feature request: mute a user in chat. (maybe /quiet /unquiet) #193

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ian-kelling opened this issue Apr 29, 2024 · 4 comments
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feature request: mute a user in chat. (maybe /quiet /unquiet) #193

ian-kelling opened this issue Apr 29, 2024 · 4 comments

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@ian-kelling
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/mute turns off the microphone, which is actually confusing for a user that doesn't have microphone privileges, because the way they talk is in the chat, yet they aren't muted.

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jech commented Apr 30, 2024

Yes, that's something that's needed on occasion. The natural way would be to encode permission to chat as a new permission, but that would break compatibility with existing tokens. So that probably means we need to introduce the notion of a negative permission — a permission called, say nomessage that prevents the user from posting chat messages.

I don't think it creates any security issues, but I'll need to think it over.

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jech commented May 8, 2024

Done in 1315084. I finally decided to add an explicit permission "message", and a hack tha adds the permission to tokens aread from disk.

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Thank you! We used Galène this weekend for LibrePlanet 2024's remote Neptune track. We have not done a full debrief yet, but it seemed to be a success.

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jech commented May 8, 2024

Excellent. Please send your experience report to galene@lists.galene.org, since I prefer to limit the use of Github issues.

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