Not sure if this may actually help, but I remember one of the most
popular downloads for MSN (Messenger Plus) has the ability to make the
nick change to stuff like "Listening to <fill in whatever Winamp is
playing>" and more useless things. If a lot of msn users on ones
contact list use that, that would generate *some* extra traffic
atleast. This could account for quite heavy traffic if one has a lot of
MSN users on his server.
Greetz,
Gabri
James Bunton wrote:
No, that's definitely not the problem. All that happens when an MSN user
changes their nick (or all that's supposed to happen) is a <presence
to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"><status>MSN nickname</status></presence>
I agree with you entirely, I really dislike the official MSN client, with one
of the main reasons being because of the nickname thing. But it's sometimes
important to be able to see what people have as their nicknames, so it's
mapped to a status message. Which is pretty much what most MSNers use it for
anyway.
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