Whenever the bot refers to a user, it should do it by userid, not user name.

[br0xen]

In some instances the bot is responding to things with the username, for example:

br0xen

when it should be responding with the user id, for me that would look like:

<@U030RD9NU>

[jcbwlkr]

@br0xen I know this issue is pretty old but do you have any more information about it? Or are we even still seeing it?

[br0xen]

It's not a bug so much as a feature that could be included. Slack refers to
every user by a user id, if the bot used that instead of just plain text
then, for example, giving someone points would make the points persist even
through a name change.

It's probably not important, I doubt anyone really cares. :)

On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 3:20 PM, Jacob Walker [email protected]
wrote:

@br0xen https://github.com/br0xen I know this issue is pretty old but
do you have any more information about it? Or are we even still seeing it?

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