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/setstatus [status] - push a new status out to the swarm
/status [user[.id]] - get a user's status
The status would be shown at the top of the chat history box when chatting with a user. It could also hypothetically be included somewhere in the user list in the desktop GUI, but I can't think of a good way that would also keep it suitably dense. Perhaps truncated, in smaller text, after the username, with a hover containing the full text?
I'm not sure on the requirements for message types, but I'm guessing it should look something like this:
thanks for posting this @dchiquito! edited the post type above to read chat/status to prevent collision with the existing local-only (aka virtual messages) used to show e.g. date changes; they have type status
chat/<x> also conforms well with other chat type messages e.g. chat/text, chat/topic, chat/emote etc :~
the main »practical» use case we were talking about for this message type would be so that people could use it in combination with a future setting of turning off incoming PMs from randos. i.e. you could turn off incoming PMs and then set your status as /status incoming PMs is off due to high-load; let me know in a channel and i can pm u back
It would be nice to have a way to publish some information about your current status. This way you can announce that you're
afk
oron vacation, be back soon
orTryin to make a change :-/
. Slack has something similar: https://slack.com/help/articles/201864558-Set-your-Slack-status-and-availabilityOne way it could work:
/setstatus [status]
- push a new status out to the swarm/status [user[.id]]
- get a user's statusThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: