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Is anyone aware of a program that can be used with yahoo chat that
filters out all the bots, especially those that try to mimic actual
online users? There is one for AIM, but I don't know that it works
with yahoo. Anyone know any for yahoo chat? I've x-posted this because I
could find no large active groups that specifically deal with this topic.
 
On 6 Jul 2004 21:16:58 -0000, in Newsgroup--> alt.comp.freeware, the personage
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Is anyone aware of a program that can be used with yahoo chat that
filters out all the bots, especially those that try to mimic actual
online users? There is one for AIM, but I don't know that it works
with yahoo. Anyone know any for yahoo chat? I've x-posted this because I
could find no large active groups that specifically deal with this topic.
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Nope. But then IRC has that wonderful "ignore" function that does that
sort of thing, and some folk have written clients with quite sophisticated
anti-bot and anti-flood protection. Personally, I wouldn't touch any of
those branded "chat" clients if you paid me for it!

btw, crossposting is frowned on when it may contravene the charter (where
they exist) or topic of a group, and posting without a subject header
isn't exactly helpful either.
 
Is anyone aware of a program that can be used with yahoo chat that
filters out all the bots, especially those that try to mimic actual
online users? There is one for AIM, but I don't know that it works
with yahoo. Anyone know any for yahoo chat? I've x-posted this because I
could find no large active groups that specifically deal with this topic.
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Y!Tunnel : (which I use)
http://www.ytunnelpro.com/

YChat: (installed and tried... free and pretty good):
http://www.ekriirke.com/YChat/

Y!mLite: (used in past ... ok):
http://chat-help.co.uk/users/ymlite/

YZack: (used in past ok)" (excellent)
http://messy.zak.2ya.com/

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