Yes, it's time to pick on our favorite bogeyman again, the chatterbox. Lately, I've been using it a bit to have conversations with some fellow monks via the /msg feature, and the character limit is getting quite annoying, causing me to send 4 or more separate messages to complete a (not so lengthy) thought. Yes, I know it's a *chat* not a *diatribe|rant|soap* box, but maybe we could find a way to extend the character limits for at least private messages? Or perhaps a separate area for private messages? Something a little less than having to switch to email, but a little more than the chatterbox. Other ideas, comments, flames welcome. :)

In reply to YACR (Yet Another Chatterbox Request) by turnstep

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