KLR_Comment12

Short:        Best Comment door around with cursor-control (MST)
Author:       klr@xs4all.nl
Uploader:     klr xs4all nl
Type:         comm/amiex
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

   KiLLER Comment is number 1001 in the row of a [C]omment doors.  But this
   is not just *a* comment door, otherwise I wouldn't have made it.  I have
   some profound reasons.

   Despite  the  fact  that  there  must be over a 1000 different [C]omment
   doors,  there  is not one comment door that suits my needs.  I have seen
   plenty of them but to me they all look ugly, have static interfaces, are
   as flexible as a log of wood and generally suck :-).

   With  this mind I've tried to make KiLLER Comment as smart and pretty as
   I  can  and  I  feel I have succeeded.  I have never seen a comment door
   that  works  as  simple  as  this  one  with  a fair amount of so-called
   'intelligence' and comes with a nice GUI.

   What  is  this  'intelligence' I speak about you say?  Well, all comment
   doors  sofar  weren't  able  to see that if I typed "c kill" I wanted to
   comment to "KiLLraVeN/MYSTiC" nor where they able to see that if I typed
   "c  amiga" I wanted to comment to the Amiga co-sysop.  KiLLER Comment is
   able to detect this!

   Another  thing  is  security.   Every  new  user  was  able to see which
   cosysops  you  had,  but  by giving every cosysop a security level, they
   will  not see their names/jobs.  And if there is only one (co)sysop they
   are  allowed  to  see,  they  will  not  even  see it is done via KiLLER
   Comment.

   Also,  per user in the [C]omment list there is a check wether he/she has
   got access to the conference that KiLLER [C]omment is called from, so it
   is impossible to write a person to someone in the wrong conference.

   What I personally also dislike are comment doors that only fill like 25%
   of  your  screen.   Not  that  you  should put a lot of nonsense in your
   comment  door,  no,  but  KiLLER  Comment puts an extra line between the
   names  of  the  (co-)sysops  if  that's possible with the user's maximum
   numbers  of  lines  he  can  handle  on his screen.  It's these kinds of
   things I miss in those 13-in-a-dozen [C]omment doors.  That's why I made
   KiLLER Comment.

   And  oh, just like I first introduced cursor control in ConfScan, KiLLER
   comment also uses cursor control for selecting a user you can write to.