[IRCServices Coding] Language

[Craig McLure]

I'd have to agree, i encourage all my users to use /nickserv or /ns, however, the services help files keep telling them to use /msg nickserv.. maybe something like, MSG_NICKSERV, MSG_CHANSERV, etc in the config files, and in the help files, just a %s to signify where it would go.. means anyone can change it to say whatever they want :)

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>> Find the english language file in the source..
>>
>> Read the warnings about format etc, and work with that :)
>
>A sort-of-related matter - I have a few patches against the English language
>file to change such stuff as /msg nickserv to /nickserv, partly for neatness
>and partly because /msging services is generally bad practice where networks
>have more secure aliases. It's sort of painful to keep up to date though,
>since every time the language file changes I have to fiddle about patching
>it.
>
>I wonder if it would be worth integrating such a thing into services as an
>option (compile-time maybe?). I think it would be good for the irc community
>as a whole to get away from the habit of msging services directly if at all
>possible. Opinions?
>
>Russ
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