Talk:$To

fusbar; There is some interesting conflicts with how $To:, and the content after $. It can actually be anything and do not need to include <<nick>> for example. This can be used to create CTCP as in irc. Example, let it consist of $$CTCCommand <arguments>. One point of this as that we can use the content of the "message" to include anything without changing how the hubs works. A hub should not care about what one client want to send to another client in a "personal" message, it should only care about who sends to whom, so no nick-spoofing can occur.