helga-meant-to-say
A helga plugin for users to indicate that they meant to say something differnent from what they did. This plugin will match replacement syntax like ‘s/foo/bar/’, much like using sed. For example:
<sduncan> foo is bar <sduncan> s/foo/bar/ <helga> sduncan meant to say: bar is bar
License
Copyright (c) 2015 Shaun Duncan
Licensed under an MIT license.
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