Currently when someone is muted for spamming /s chat, it mutes across all channels. This doesn't make sense.
Make the Mute function not apply to whispers, party chat, raid chat, or guild chat.
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Currently when someone is muted for spamming /s chat, it mutes across all channels. This doesn't make sense.
Make the Mute function not apply to whispers, party chat, raid chat, or guild chat.
It's a punishment for spamming.
How about not spamming in the first place if you don't want to be muted.
Some of us have friends we talk to. I think every single player would agree the mute function has a larger negative impact on regular chat more than it benefits in blocking spam. My suggestion would retain the function of spam blocking without punishing across private channels for no reason.
/s isn't a private channel.
It's public and seen by (and spams) everyone within dozens of meters.
The idea is don't spam public channels if you don't want to be muted, and the point of the mute is discouraging you from doing that. The solution to your supposed problem has been in your hands all along.