RFC: Initial documentation for the MessageTypes standard #78
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Message types can be used to control how modules interpret messages. This file serves as the standard for what are valid types, and how modules or agents should expect to handle them.
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I think message types or something to that effect should still be a thing, although I don't know if this is the way to do it. Maybe we should use an existing standard like attaching MIME types to messages or something. |
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We sort of use this pattern for help queries though, no? I agree though that I think we should reconsider how we do message typing if we ever want to expand into control messages (get nicknames, kick user, etc) |
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This is very RFC, please do not merge yet!
Included in this document is a table of expected message types. Only a few are defined at the moment, use this PR as a place to discuss which should be included.