SocialNetworkBot

Posted on February 23rd, 2004 by Sacha Chua

This is where all the magic happens. Starting up the app for every
arriving message is probably a bad idea. Better – Java server, then
pass it the message.

channel – mailing list

Mailing lists are simpler to track than chat channels. I can work on
the References header (and the attribution if necessary).

onMessage: Extract the References header. Find the latest one and root
the thread there.

I need a registry of message IDs and authors, then.

Question:

- What about digest users? Should infer based on attribution as well?

../../tmp/piespy/org/jibble/socnet/SocialNetworkBot.java

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