Quote Originally Posted by Vyndree
My anti-spam method (this isn't the exact message, since I'm at work I'm making it up as I go):

Char1: /dnd This message will not be responded to. Please follow the instructions to reach a character whose whispers are monitored. Thanks for your patience. Pst Char2 for more info.

Char2: /dnd [Pst Char1 for the 1st msg] I am not a bot. I am not a hacker. I am a multi-boxer. Multi-boxing is not breaking the ToU, and has been confirmed acceptable by GMs. Pst Char3 for more info.

Char3: /dnd [Pst Char1 for the 1st msg] I play 5 chars on 5 accounts using 5 computers hooked up to 1 keyboard. I use in-game /assist and /follow macros. For more info on multiboxing, see www.dual-boxing.com. Pst Char4 for more info.

Char4: /dnd [Pst Char1 for the 1st msg] I do not tolerate spam, threats, or harassment. I will answer polite questions and conversations. If you have problems with me, feel free to ticket a GM to ask any questions. If you insist on spamming/harassing/threatening me, you WILL be reported. Pst Char5 for more info.

Char5: /dnd [Pst Char1 for the 1st msg] I do not respond to unsolicited psts without you first psting Char1. Spam/Harassment/Threats are not welcome and will be reported. Thanks for your cooperation.


This seemed to work - I set each /dnd message to a single macro that I can just press and go after I log on. Nipped spam in the bud.
Lol, genious. I think I will ninja this and do something similar