Since the first question was answered already, we'll jump to a detailed answer of the second question. You are correct, comm.c does control act() by the define SEND_OK. Keep in mind thought that this sendtoq is restricted only for acts. send_to_char will not check for it. However if you look in act.comm.c, /gen_com, you'll find that the mass communications subroutine also checks for PLR_WRITING AS WELL AS SOUNDPROOF! I hope this helps. (BTW, gen_com uses the subroutine act. The additional check found in gen_com is soundproof.) linc
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