Storytelling in chat rooms

We have received reports that some users and also newsreaders have tended to swear at times. In this regard, we have a couple of options to make sure that vulgarity is no longer tolerated in the future. Namely, the option to turn off the text of chat room users, the text of messages, or both, in your own window. In the game window, the checkmarks would look something like this: 1. "Disable user text" - if this checkmark is present, no messages from other users or newsreaders will reach you. The private chat would remain as it is, it would continue to work. 2. "Disable notifications" - if this checkmark is present, various notifications such as "This and that user started a game" or "Someone joined us" would not reach you. These options could affect both the main room and the chat box in the game window. What do you think?

The "Show text messages" and "Show notifications" checkboxes would only be in the chat window of the lounge. I'm more worried about the game room. First of all, there's not enough space to fit even one checkbox anywhere. So what to do in the game rooms?

There could be a button somewhere in the corner of the applet that opens the settings window. Then there would be no space issues.

So. Some foul language was also banned in the chat. Does anyone have any comments?

Foul language is banned,... that's good, but it's also not nice for someone to call others in the game room inferior, frogs or I don't know who else because of the lack of points. Points come and go, someone has to win and someone has to lose, and we're not any worse off because of that. Take note of that! (the one whose name I won't mention)

You can find idiots and people who curse others everywhere. To tame them, the old Estonians invented a ban on speech. If anyone has problems with certain people, let me know - we'll check the logs and if we detect hostile speech from others, we'll impose a ban!

maybe there would be some kind of option where, when you click on each user's name, there would be an option - ignore user. Which would mean not transmitting any activity by that user, including text. That way, everyone could choose who they don't want to listen to. There's probably no point in the server blocking guests outright.

I support the last user's idea:) If we block the so-called swearers outright, then who will stop them from logging in with a new account? On the other hand, if the user himself has the opportunity to ban inappropriate people (I was thinking about talking to himself and playing), then how long will he continue to swear alone?