I have noticed that, sometimes (often?) hook serial numbers are actually overkill when compared to what the user actually wants to do with them. I think that, in a lot of cases, it is simply desirable to add a hook which is not the default action and occurs sometime before or after the default action is taken, and irrespective of order. Therefore I would propose to extend the serial number interface to the /on command to take simply a '+' or a '-' for the serial number and add the action to a generic before/after list on the hook with unspecified ordering. This would solve the problem of trying to use unique serial numbers and avoid serial number collisions. Arguably a small problem, but still one which doesn't really need to exist anyways.
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