Hello, I've read about agent Spelly in the FAQ. I think there is at least another that turns the strings beginning with http (till next space) into hyperlinks.
I see this as stealth robots that get executed silently. Lately I looked at writing a robot called GWardDog that would prevent participants (other than the wave owner) to blip in a public wave. By automatically removing the blip. It's ok until s.o. removes the robot then, when the dog is gone ... I'd like to know how the idea of user-defined wave agents sounds to all of you. This is how I see it : The waver initiating a wave adds a robot GD, GD adds an agent to the wave. GD could even remove itself from the list of participants. I know this is not very participating but for a use case like some twitter replacement, company announcements, ... it is how I see it. There is already "stealth things" with the data that can be embedded in a wave. Why not stealth actions ? Thanks Jérôme
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