You can set a password for the room by doing "/pw " (i think it only works if you are the first person to enter the room) and then writing the password. You would know if you set it when a purple line in chat shows "Password: ". And you can give the pw out to ppl you want to join the room with you. Or you can do "/ban " and wait until there's enough people doing the /ban to ban the user from the room.

If it's not what I am talking about, then /nosupport. I think it gives too much power to a single person in a public room.

I only support this for private password-protected rooms.

/half support

Yukako said:

You can set a password for the room by doing "/pw " (i think it only works if you are the first person to enter the room) and then writing the password. You would know if you set it when a purple line in chat shows "Password: ". And you can give the pw out to ppl you want to join the room with you. Or you can do "/ban " and wait until there's enough people doing the /ban to ban the user from the room.

If it's not what I am talking about, then /nosupport. I think it gives too much power to a single person in a public room.

public?? i said private/created !! the problem is when i create a room and favos enter, even if i close the room with "/pw", i cant kick them. no make any sense i cant kick in a room created by me.

Syrius said:

I only support this for private password-protected rooms.

/half support

if private is room created, thats what im talking about.

/support

I think it makes sense to be able to kick someone who joins your room and isn't welcome just like with !ban in utilities, since a lot of the time there aren't enough people in a private vanilla room to use or know how to use /ban effectively.

Miss_valentina said:

Yukako said:SeeHide

You can set a password for the room by doing "/pw " (i think it only works if you are the first person to enter the room) and then writing the password. You would know if you set it when a purple line in chat shows "Password: ". And you can give the pw out to ppl you want to join the room with you. Or you can do "/ban " and wait until there's enough people doing the /ban to ban the user from the room.

If it's not what I am talking about, then /nosupport. I think it gives too much power to a single person in a public room.

public?? i said private/created !! the problem is when i create a room and favos enter, even if i close the room with "/pw", i cant kick them. no make any sense i cant kick in a room created by me.

With the current mechanism, you should create the password as soon as you enter the room or before favos enter it. I'm sorry that I was confused at your wording but there is no need to get so pissy.
If it's a private room, then /support. If public, then definitely no support. Simple as that.

/support
If it's called a private room, make it private.

/support !
I think it's a good idea. If you can do similar things in utility, you should be able to do so in private rooms as well ^w^

Yukako said:

Miss_valentina said:SeeHide

Yukako said:SeeHide

You can set a password for the room by doing "/pw " (i think it only works if you are the first person to enter the room) and then writing the password. You would know if you set it when a purple line in chat shows "Password: ". And you can give the pw out to ppl you want to join the room with you. Or you can do "/ban " and wait until there's enough people doing the /ban to ban the user from the room.

If it's not what I am talking about, then /nosupport. I think it gives too much power to a single person in a public room.

public?? i said private/created !! the problem is when i create a room and favos enter, even if i close the room with "/pw", i cant kick them. no make any sense i cant kick in a room created by me.

With the current mechanism, you should create the password as soon as you enter the room or before favos enter it. I'm sorry that I was confused at your wording but there is no need to get so pissy.
If it's a private room, then /support. If public, then definitely no support. Simple as that.

How are they getting "pissy"? They just explained to you about the problem, not getting "pissy".

Chicahchick said:

Yukako said:SeeHide

Miss_valentina said:SeeHide

Yukako said:SeeHide

You can set a password for the room by doing "/pw " (i think it only works if you are the first person to enter the room) and then writing the password. You would know if you set it when a purple line in chat shows "Password: ". And you can give the pw out to ppl you want to join the room with you. Or you can do "/ban " and wait until there's enough people doing the /ban to ban the user from the room.

If it's not what I am talking about, then /nosupport. I think it gives too much power to a single person in a public room.

public?? i said private/created !! the problem is when i create a room and favos enter, even if i close the room with "/pw", i cant kick them. no make any sense i cant kick in a room created by me.

With the current mechanism, you should create the password as soon as you enter the room or before favos enter it. I'm sorry that I was confused at your wording but there is no need to get so pissy.
If it's a private room, then /support. If public, then definitely no support. Simple as that.

How are they getting "pissy"? They just explained to you about the problem, not getting "pissy".

I interpreted her saying "a room being created" as talking about a public room (normal transformice rooms or vanilla rooms with 11+ mice). I've already apologized so can we stop talking about this? We could all have explained better in the beginning.

/nosupport
you are already given complete control over who can enter by using passwords

Rocha said:

/nosupport
you are already given complete control over who can enter by using passwords

unfortunately this control doesnt mean anything, if somebody who isnt welcome join in my room, i cant kick him. the way this happen doesnt matter, if we got this option, it will be nice

/support

Rocha said:

/nosupport
you are already given complete control over who can enter by using passwords

^

/support

Fluvial said:

/nosupport

there is a password function both for private and public rooms that you can use, as long as you are the one that has created the room.

you said here:

Miss_valentina said:SeeHide

Rocha said:SeeHide

/nosupport
you are already given complete control over who can enter by using passwords

unfortunately this control doesnt mean anything, if somebody who isnt welcome join in my room, i cant kick him. the way this happen doesnt matter, if we got this option, it will be nice

actually, it does mean something. The /pw command allows you to set a password for a room, if you're the creator. there isn't any way for any unwanted people to get inside a pw protected room unless they get seriously lucky and guess the pw, or you give it to them. If you mean someone unwanted joins your unpassworded room, then that is your fault. there is a /pw feature for a reason...

the fault doesnt matter, if i created a room, i gotta be able to kick.

Miss_valentina said:

Fluvial said:SeeHide

/nosupport

there is a password function both for private and public rooms that you can use, as long as you are the one that has created the room.

you said here:

Miss_valentina said:SeeHide

Rocha said:SeeHide

/nosupport
you are already given complete control over who can enter by using passwords

unfortunately this control doesnt mean anything, if somebody who isnt welcome join in my room, i cant kick him. the way this happen doesnt matter, if we got this option, it will be nice

actually, it does mean something. The /pw command allows you to set a password for a room, if you're the creator. there isn't any way for any unwanted people to get inside a pw protected room unless they get seriously lucky and guess the pw, or you give it to them. If you mean someone unwanted joins your unpassworded room, then that is your fault. there is a /pw feature for a reason...

the fault doesnt matter, if i created a room, i gotta be able to kick.

my lord

yes, it does matter. if you made a room and forgot to use the /pw command to secure it, therefore its your fault. i don't even see a need for this suggestion at all, honestly. just remember to /pw your room if you don't want anyone unwelcome joining it, simple as that. literally you could just do /pw 128312813 and no one will guess it in a million years

edit: i'd love for you to explain why you need to kick? i've already covered the point where you can just /pw the room. if you forget, its your fault and you can always move to another room, its not that tricky tbh

/nosupport

Sure, it can be pretty annoying if a random person just pops in your room, and starts drama, which is likely why "/pw" is a thing. If you're worried in the first place about shady people or something, you can just put a simple password. Even something as basic as "i like cats 123" can be tough to guess, as there are endless possibilities for a password. If one of your friends is friends with someone you don't like, you can just tell them not to invite (insert user), and everything should be under control. Also, if those people can't respect your wishes, maybe you shouldn't be their friends?

All in all, I don't really see the point in needing to kick people out of rooms when you can simply just leave to create a new one and invite people again, it's as simple as that, really. Keep in mind that you also have the power to report and ignore people, which can be useful at times.

Even if random people joining your room was an issue, it would be an insignificant one in the grand scheme of things.

edit: Also the room becomes public at 3 mice, so be sure to lock it before then if you don't want random people joining, or use the * so it won't appear in the roomlist.