Script Summary: Blacklists or whitelists bulletins from users you specify.
Version: 21
Copyright: Copyright 2006-2009 Jordon Kalilich (http://www.theworldofstuff.com/)
License: GNU GPL version 3 or later; http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
NOTE: I am no longer maintaining this script. Feel free to modify and/or redistribute it under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later.
After installing this script, you will see a set of controls on your bulletin page.
- Click "Config" or "Configure" to show and edit the IDs of the friends whose bulletins you want to blacklist or whitelist.
- Click "W" or "White" to show only the bulletins from the users on the list (whitelist).
- Click "B" or "Black" to hide bulletins from the users on the list (blacklist).
- Click "A" or "All" to show all of the bulletins.
You can also add or remove individual friends from the list when reading their bulletins. (Look for the link that says "Add to blacklist/whitelist.")
MySpace Ignore Bulletins was given a 5-star rating (out of a possible 5) by About.com. See the review.
Changelog
21 (2009-11-22): Added a new include rule for the home page.
20 (2009-11-22): Fixed for new-style home pages; removed Enhanced Bulletins support; cleaned up code; changed update checking interval.
19 (2009-10-24): Fixed new bug where friends could not be added to the list from their bulletins.
1.8 (2009-03-28): Bugfix; changes to MySpace had caused some blacklisted friends' bulletins to be displayed, and certain friends could not be added or removed from their bulletin pages.
1.74 (2009-01-31): Bugfix; changes to MySpace had caused the friend ID to be wrong when clicking "Add to blacklist/whitelist."
1.73 (2009-01-08): Bugfix; changes to MySpace had caused "Add to blacklist/whitelist" links to disappear.
Frequently Asked Question
Q: Can I always see 10 bulletins per page rather than some arbitrary number?
A: No. The script would have to get the listing of bulletins on the next page (or even multiple pages after that) and filter out the bulletins on each page's worth. Besides introducing issues of accessing data that requires cookies, the script would become much slower.
This script uses usoCheckup to check for updates.
