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This line of code, when applied to a CINFO, will be called upon and tell the owner of that CINFO who just checked by name.

  {null:{tell:[{name:me} cinfo's you.],{owner:this}}}

For example:

  cinfo #set BDSM={null:{tell:[{name:me} cinfo's you.],{owner:this}}}A favorite of mine, I especially like [...]

This would warn you as: [furname cinfo's you] whenever someone would view your BDSM field. And since BDSM shows up every use of the basic CINFO, it would be whenever someone lists your CINFO at all.

Note, however, that it needs only be applied to one field. If applied to BDSM, character, and Preference, for example, it will alert you three times, which is undesirable. It will not, however, alert you if someone views one of your MISC fields without this code for each miscelenous fields you wish to be notified on.

  cinfo #setmisc Char_list={null:{tell:[{name:me} cinfo's you.],{owner:this}}} {list:thing}

An alternate code allows you to view the gender and/or species of the one viewing your CINFO.

  {null:{tell:[{name:me}\, a {gender:me} {species:me}\, cinfo's you.],{owner:this}}}

This would warn as [furname, a sex species, cinfo's you.]

A somewhat more flexible version of the above code is:

@set me=_msgmacs/notify:{null:{tell:[{name:me}\, a {gender:me} {species:me}\, in {name:{loc:me}} accessed {&cmd} {&arg}],{owner:this}}}

This would show the name, geneder, species, and location of someone reading anything you add {notify} to and what command they used to access it (i.e. cinfo yournam, cinfo yourname CinfoField1, cinfo yourname cinfofield2, look yourname, etc).

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