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Code license: Apache License 2.0
Labels: jabber, java, meebo
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JaredMSolomon

This program needs Java. Go to http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp if you don't have Java.

Marshall is a bot that joins your room as a mod and takes care of lots of dirty work. (See the features list.) It tracks all room events per user, and the room as a whole. Certain events are flagged as violations. For example, a user may send a very long message composed of many line breaks, something that users do in an attempt to blank out the message window. The bot recognizes a configurable number of line breaks and marks the activity as a violation for that user. The severity of this depends on the number of line breaks exceeding the limit in the configuration. The user will be warned privately by the bot, and repeat offenses will add to that user's severity ranking. When the user has violated the terms enough times, they are kicked (with an explanation as to why, and that further violations may result in banning,) and are allowed to return to the room.

If many users are violating the terms, the room severity as a whole can reach a critical level, at which point the bot may password protect the entire room so that users already in the room can continue talking without interruption. This is temporary and the bot un-protects the room after a time. I'm still working on the time limits being configurable. It's only a few minutes at the moment.

The bot accepts commands in the room from moderators OR in private message.

Most command will accept an asterisk after the caret symbol, signifying that the bot should match any users to the letters you type after the asterisk.

This bot needs to be set up as an admin in the room. I recommend creating an account specifically for the bot. This helps keep things organized, avoid sign on collisions, and avoids any fear that somewhere the code is sending out your password. See the source, yourself... that's another recommendation.

It will be super fast or super... "slow," depending on your internet connection.

Running the bot and configuring the bot. http://code.google.com/p/mrbrooksmarshall/wiki/Example

Get the bot! http://code.google.com/p/mrbrooksmarshall/downloads/list

Features (configurable) via properties file.









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