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Vitaly Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 Current PM system has limit for total PM in box. That causes problems with usability. When user PM box is overflowed, nobody can sent PMs to him.I offer another limitation method. If PM box limit exceeded, then:user still can reseive PMsuser can't send own PMsI think, such limitation is much more user-friendly. We have guaranty, that any PM will be received.Of cause, that can be combined with existing limitations. For example: cant'n send after 100 PMs in box & can't receive after 200 PMs in box.
bfarber Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 There is already a setting in the ACP to allow certain groups to override the inbox full message. So you as an admin can still send a PM to a member whose inbox is full.
Digi Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 I think he is looking for a more liberal approach to this for all members, not just moderators/admins.
Vitaly Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 Yes, Digi, you are right. Probably my description was not enougth good.As far as I understand, even with full box user still can post new PMs. So, bypass "incoming limits" doesn't solve the problem. And applyed for all groups, will become "no limits at all"I offer to have "outcoming limits" instead "incoming limits" -> Anyone can post, while his own pm box is not full. That looks a bit strange, but seems to be more convenient.The best result will be with combined approach. For example:- user can't post, if his PM box has > 100 messages- user can't receive, if his PM box has > 150 messages
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