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Subject: needlessly prints "is an identified user" in bold
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Hi,
For some reason, in /whois output on freenode, I get:
23:37 -!- server : vinge.freenode.net [Bremen, DE, EU]
23:37 -!- : is an identified user
Where "is an identified user" is printed entirely in bold.
In the same command on OFTC, I get:
23:38 -!- server : keid.oftc.net [Zagreb, Croatia]
23:38 -!- : has registered this nick
But the second line isn't bold.
I prefer if it wasn't in bold, it makes no sense to emphasize this
supplementary piece of information.
Please fix this. TIA.
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Date: Fri, 1 Apr 2005 08:04:05 +0100
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Subject: fixed in 0.8.9
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This bug has been fixed at least irssi-0.8.9 so I am closing this bug.
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