Re: [Gaim-devel] A question and an offer, re: MSN functionality

[Luke S. <lsc...@gm...>]

> 
> If Luke's right, and you do indeed mean an autoresponse on MSN, Gaim
> used to do that, but purposely disabled it.  MSN users tend not to
> expect responses when you're away and it confuses then when they IM you
> and get one response back and then nothing--at least it does in my
> experience.

i tend to agree that its confusing on those protocols that don't have a means 
to identify an auto responce, but perhaps we could insert some text in those 
cases? or make auto-replying optional for them? 
luke

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