Polite Whisper

general chat, on the trade channel, and yelled in a major city, but no one is responding. The last resort, we all know, is doing a /who and whispering people who would compliment the group you have already. Sending a lot of whispers is easy with cut and paste, but keeping track of the replies is enough to drive you mad. This mod does all of these things and helps you keep organized. It makes sure you don\'t ask anyone twice and that no response gets lost in the flood of replies. Other features include: * A do not invite list, so you don\'t bother whispering those people you\'d rather not group with. * Buttons for common responses, like \'No problem. Sorry to have bothered you.\' and a description of the classes and levels you have so far in your group. * A small chat window for talking to one user at a time, without the clutter of incoming messages from other respondees. Notes: * Type \'/pw\' to pull up Polite Whisper. * PW includes a (probably incomplete) list of dungeons and battlegrounds. Users in any of these locations will not show up in the query, to keep you from pestering people who are busy. e-mail me with the correct spellings (as they appear on the /who page) of any instances I\'ve missed and I\'ll add them in. * PW will not pester anyone again who has responded to an earlier whisper. PW will re-add players who do not respond for 10 minutes (5 minutes if they were AFK at the time of the first whisper) to the list and allow you to pester them again.
Suppose you need to find a couple more people to do a dungeon run, but there\'s no one looking in the automated LFG, your guild is busy, and none of your friends are on. You may even have asked in