I am also sure that some of you clever folk will come up with a way to turn all of this into a tidy bundle with fewer lines. G'luck if you do.
Challenge accepted!
Code
I did it like this. Does this work as intended, for you, or did I miss a feature?
Of course, this isn't the most readable code out there. In another thread you asked for advice:
I believe your issue with only some people getting +v is when you override the timer - that is, you start a timer with its name of one that is yet to run. However, you can have unnamed timers, my just calling the /timer command without anything appended to it, e.g: timer 1 1 echo -a test
My snippet above makes use of this.
In the snippet above, I made use of my knowledge of mIRC's evaluation. However, a much more simpler way to do this would be to have an alias and the join event. In the join event, it would call a timer with the alias as the command, and using $chan and $nick as the alias parameters. In the alias, it uses $1 and $2 to check to see if they need a voice, and if so, add them as voice.
If there's any confusion with this don't hesitate to ask :)
@Hawkee I was trying to find an old snippet of jaytea's, and I remember the user [plornt] commented on it, so I did a search for "[plornt]". Interesting results ;)
@Hawkee why do you have the notifications as "xx responded to a Status Update, [url here]xx[/url]"? I find it would make more sense as "xx responded to [url]xx's Stats Update[/url]."
@Hawkee I do understand your reasoning for deprecating the forum; however a lot of hawkee.com's userbase is partially or entirely related to mirc - this is quite the opposite to most of the rest of the internet, and sticking to that, stackoverflow.com. You say stack overflow covers Q&A quite well, but I'm bringing to light that I don't think I've ever found anything useful on mIRC there.
@Hawkee it would be nice to see the option of having a daily update (when required) via email rather than have an email each notification; I like getting the emails, but sometimes I feel they are too often! Another option would be to only send one email per comment thread/post/image/etc until you've logged in again? Just throwing around ideas :)