O.k since MSN chat is divided by Suscriber chat service and Community groups chat, and they also have two different servers.
I know the suscriber chat has different levels such as Admin, Sysop, room owner and also hosts.
Do they have also Admins, and Sysop for the Community groups ???
Does the admin and sysops can navigate the web all over, I mean Asia, U.K, Latin America and Mexico with their level or is different ?
I hope this question is not tooooooooo dummie to post it here. I just wanted to know that.
Thank you. 
Edited Dec 18, 2005 4:31 AM by Ozzy10
You and me will all go down in history,
With a sad Statue of Liberty,
And a Generation that didn't agree.
I don't recall seeing or hearing of an instance when any msn staff have ever entered a group chat room. As the group rooms are supposed to be looked after by their respective owners I do not see any reason why they would come into a group chat. As for sysops and admins going over the border so to speak, I am not sure how much free reign they have. Some are just bots sent to sort out problems and I would assume they can pull double duty and cross the borders. I would think it would be more of a language issue than anything else.. You wouldn't want a sysop that only spoke english running around on the spanish rooms but I guess they could if needed. This isn't really my area of expertise as I have had few run ins with msn staff. I used to have a couple that were supposedly msn staff on my messenger but I never really cared enough to verify it.
Edited Mar 14, 2004 5:26 AM by err0r
Yeah, besides msn group rooms suck so bad why would they need to come mess them up more. 
Edited Dec 18, 2005 4:31 AM by Ozzy10
it's also highly unlikely they would bother to enter you room.. Your group would probably just take that old " hmmmmm we can't find that page " plunge 
Edited Mar 14, 2004 3:32 PM by err0r
In my room I allow members to bring their script and sometimes I even host them as long as they aren't annoying people I let them stay there. But sometimes I have seen guys that aren't even on the members list.
So I tried one time to do a /list to see if I could see other room and join them in the same way and I got a message in my status windows that I was not a IRC operator. So I was wondering how they get in my room in that way
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Edited Dec 18, 2005 4:32 AM by Ozzy10
You and me will all go down in history,
With a sad Statue of Liberty,
And a Generation that didn't agree.
MSN Chat Levels are I believe (Not totally sure):
[Operator/Server Levels]
Administrator
Sysop (IRC Op)
Guide
[Channel/Chat Room Levels]
Owner
Host
Subscriber
User
Spectator
Now because this is an IRCX chat server last I checked, I dont know if "Subscriber" is actually a user level as far as the server goes.
But MSN may have altered the chat software this way they can have more user levels than what the chat server actually provides.
I mean its possible to create a new user group with the server itself, but I'm not totally sure.
They do lots of weird crap, then they mask it all with the chat applet, so its hard to ever tell what the technical details are to their updates.
But I think thats the full list.
Edited Mar 17, 2004 2:09 AM by Viper007
How do they deside to who will be a sysop ??? do they choose a regular chat user or a friend, or a family member ???
can I be a sysop ??? Just wondering 
Edited Dec 18, 2005 4:32 AM by Ozzy10
You and me will all go down in history,
With a sad Statue of Liberty,
And a Generation that didn't agree.
I never thought this was goin to happen to me.
Somebody took over my community group also. I was the creator to the group and I sare the ownership with two more friends.
Now I went there to read the messages board and I foun out that some other member from a different country took our comunity and post his country's flag on the main welcome page.
I think that somebody brook into one of my friends e-mail account since they were showing it on their membership profile. I had mine hiden so It should be one of their.
I write to MSN feedsback department and this is what I got from them.
Thank you for writing to MSN Groups.
We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you. We are interested in investigating your report of inappropriate behavior but we'll need more information to do so. Please write back and include the following details:
-group name or group URL (ex. http://groups.msn.com/nameofgroup)
-passport account you used to create the group
-your nickname in the group
-date the group was created
-nickname of the person who took over the group
-date it occurred
We want your MSN Groups experience to be positive, and will do our best to restrain the illegal behavior of the few that affect the enjoyment of the many.
Thank you for your support and for taking the time to write to us.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
MSN Groups Customer Support
So I hope they do something about it, and I will recomment to all of you to be carefull 
Edited Dec 18, 2005 4:32 AM by Ozzy10
You and me will all go down in history,
With a sad Statue of Liberty,
And a Generation that didn't agree.
I got my community back.
Thank to the MSN Staff
Edited Dec 18, 2005 4:32 AM by Ozzy10
You and me will all go down in history,
With a sad Statue of Liberty,
And a Generation that didn't agree.
The only time I have seen MSN Staff in a group chat room was recently when I went into Grapevine Edge and UK_Bot was there Butterfly and all. 
Edited Dec 18, 2005 4:33 AM by Ozzy10
Josh`
Band camp geek Member #7
lol, what did MSN do? Come in remove them from the room and gave you rightful ownership? 
Edited Dec 18, 2005 4:33 AM by Ozzy10
err0r: 666 + 1337 = 2003 backwards is 3002 which is how many people ozzy has banned from tg
err0r: spooky
fatb0y
Historical / Guest
MSN Staff cant join msn group chats.. There clients run on a different protocol that MSN Chat itself