In certain side servers, you can use the !profile command or the /profile command. I think that it would be easy and useful to add this in so you can see when a user was last on so you know if they are likely to be on so you can battle them. I think it would be useful and I'm sure that others will too. To add the !profile command would make it easier for people to get together and you know if they have been on recently and if they are a regular user or a non-regular user. Sorry, I'm talking too much. Please add this feauture as it would be very nice.
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Done !profile command
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firstly, several bots track seens, just PM 'eaubot' ',seen [user]', and also I don't see what other useful infomation this could provide. You have /userauth to track their auth, you can click their names to see they're room and you can see their regdate by visiting https://pokemonshowdown.com/users/username.
https://www.smogon.com/forums/threads/last-seen-feature.3662037/ This forum already has a similar thread. People aren't a fan of it being widely accessible to regular users because people want their privacy. Lady monita has .seen for this purpose, but its only available in the rooms it is in. /user can be used to check if someone is currently on. As has been said, /userauth is used to figure out where a user is auth in.
I won't set this to Rejected because it's possible further comments might change my mind, but currently I think users don't want to be tracked by strangers. The last login information is currently visible only to staff, and we can show it to friends, too, once we implement a friends list. But I wouldn't want it to be readily accessible to strangers.
Adding !profile as an alias for !whois might be useful, though. If anyone wants to implement that, I wouldn't object.
Adding !profile as an alias for !whois might be useful, though. If anyone wants to implement that, I wouldn't object.
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