Editing Player Notes

[bid_em_up]

Is it possible to change the software to allow you to right-click on a players name who has just logged off and edit their player status and/or notes?

 

The reason I ask is, many times an opp will make a comment to his partner "you dumb @%^&" and logoff. When they logoff, their name goes red, and you no longer have the right-click functions available for them.

 

I can add this person to my enemies list (via clicking on my name and add enemy), but I cant put any comment regarding why the person was added to the list in his profile, until the next time I see them logged on, by which time I have usually forgotten what the reason was, or just dont remember to do it. Since I like to notate what a person did to get added to the list, this is a pain.

 

Thanks

[keylime]

That's a great idea Chuck. Count me in.

[Mr. Dodgy]

I believe this request has been made before, and is on Uday's list of stuff to do.

 

You might want to consider the fact that there are limitations in regards to the total number and sum size of your notes, as I have raised in another thread. Try to use some sort of shorthand, or these limitations are exacerbated.

 

I have started to compile my own database of 'notes' to circumvent the BBO limitations. This is a tedious task, requiring considerable maintenance. My predeliction for keeping such notes is my own downfall.

 

While I didn't want to add to my own thread on this matter for fear of seeming like a whinger, there are a couple of other related things that have come to my attention recently that I would like to also mention.

 

Sometimes, erasing a note doesn't work. workaround: edit the note, THEN erase it.

 

Enemies: there is also a limitation on the number of 'enemies' you can block from a tourney (no idea whether this also applies to chat - I don't block enemy chat). I had 342 nicks on my enemy list, and found that at least one of them could still register for my tourneys. I would guess that the same limitation exists with regards to 'exclude custom list', and have no idea whether the restrictions are somehow cumulative. Uday suggested culling the list, which I have now done (with some chagrin, but I suppose some sort of amnesty was due). Whether this was effective or not is a little difficult to tell, as I haven't run many tourneys since then, and can't know whether the individual in question has tried to register in them.

 

OK, I've wandered far enough from the original subject of this thread, and it's time to play...