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Alright so I had an idea recently that I thought could be a minor but well needed update to the /mail system. Say someone wins an auction or purchases an item on the forums, it's easy to pay the person but what about getting your purchased item? If you aren't in the same timezone or have the same schedule as the seller then it could be days before you get your well deserved item. This is where the implication of the /mail item command would come in. You would type the command /mail item [username] and the highlighted item in your hotbar would be mailed to said person.
Now I have been told this wouldn't work as people could spam wooden weapons or such to their friends. So how this system would work is everyone would have a "mailbox" gui. You'll get notifications when logging in that you have unopened packages. You would type /mailbox check and there would be a small wooden plank icon in every slot representing every person who mailed you an item. When clicking on the icon it'll say who the package is from and what it contains, you can then either choose to accept or deny the package, preventing spam of junk items.
This was just some idea I had that I thought would benefit the community and help out those who purchase items on the forums. Hopefully it's seen as useful and maybe even implicated one day.
Now I have been told this wouldn't work as people could spam wooden weapons or such to their friends. So how this system would work is everyone would have a "mailbox" gui. You'll get notifications when logging in that you have unopened packages. You would type /mailbox check and there would be a small wooden plank icon in every slot representing every person who mailed you an item. When clicking on the icon it'll say who the package is from and what it contains, you can then either choose to accept or deny the package, preventing spam of junk items.
This was just some idea I had that I thought would benefit the community and help out those who purchase items on the forums. Hopefully it's seen as useful and maybe even implicated one day.
