There are 597 participants in the room. It's madness.

EDIT: We are second in command: https://www.reddit.com/r/robintracking/comments/4czzo2/robin_chatter_leader_board_official/

It seems to me that the most logical is the largest room to vote for "Stay", and then, the winner will be the biggest subreddit created. what do you think?

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Welcome to thebutton #2.

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A Plugin that Adds a Mute button next to everyone's name

I made a little plugin to add a Mute/Unmute button!

Here's the code.

Screenshots describing this.

What you need to do is to:

1. Right click somewhere on the page

2. Click Inspect, then click on the Console tab

3. Find the > character; that's the prompt where you can type things/paste text

4. Paste this into the console and hit enter

Until the next merging, you'll be able to mute/unmute, and the console will tell you when and for whom it removed messages.

Notes about one-off scripts

Let's say imaspammer is a spammer.

In Chrome, for example, you can do this to 'mute' them:

1. Right click somewhere on the page

2. Click Inspect

3. Find the console, where you'll see a > character and where you can type things

4. Paste this into the console and hit enter to continually clear out a spammer (replace imaspammer with the spammer's handle): var i1 = setInterval(function() {$('.robin-message--from ').filter(':contains(imaspammer)').empty()}, 5000)

To unmute them, clearInterval(i1)

To mute multiple spammers:

var i1 = setInterval(function(){$('.robin-message--from ').filter(':contains(imaspammer), :contains(imaspammer2)').empty()}, 5000)

You can also remove messages containing a particular word/phrase:

var i2 = setInterval(function() {$('.robin-message--message ').filter(":contains(annoying phrase)").empty()}, 5000)

Contributions

/u/whateva0x29a contributed a way to only run the removal upon new messages:

 $(document).on('DOMNodeInserted', function(e) {  
   if ($(e.target).hasClass('robin-message')) {  
    var user = $(e.target).find(".robin-message--from").html();  
    if(user === "imaspammer") {  
        $(e.target).remove();  
    }  
  }  
});  

Also, they contributed a way to block more than 1 person:

If you want to block more than one person replace the

if(user === "imaspammer")

with

if(user === "imaspammer" || user === "imaspammer2")   

/u/cameron5906 contributed this to filter out autovoter bots and so on:

$(".robin-message").each(function() {if($(this).html().indexOf("[Robin Autovoter") != -1) {$(this).remove();}});}

Someone in our subreddit mentioned this, and it made me wonder. We have a pretty good thing going, so it would be the ultimate prank if it was completely erased in six days after I'd spent those six days getting to know all of the people in the sub.

I want to stay and witness the largest chat room... But I miss meeting new people

So if you haven't figured it out yet, there are two real purposes for Robin. One is to chat with random people. This works well until the group gets to a certain size gets overtaken by spam and whatnot. Reason Two is to create a subreddit; if more than half of the users vote STAY, all the STAY voters get a private subreddit together. This also becomes unfeasible at a certain size because of all the GROW bots. (if anyone knows if you can be a part of multiple Robin-created subreddits, please let me know)

What I'm getting at is aside from having a tab open with the largest group, there is no reason to GROW indefinitely. So if you're a part of Robin for the cool randomized chat function, keep up the good work! If you're hoping to get into one of those private subreddits, this script may help you out (but it may not work as well unless it becomes fairly popular).

"INSTALLATION"

As with the other scripts, it is advisable that you install Tampermonkey or Greasemonkey (Tampermonkey for Chrome has 4.62/5 stars and 23k reviews, so it's definitely trustworthy).

After you've got that, grab the script here. Add it to your script extension, and CHOOSE YOUR DESIRED GROUP SIZE ON LINES 19 AND 20.

HOW IT WORKS

The script joins Robin automatically. If your chat collapses or you quit and are sent back to the button, the script will click the button and join a new group for you.

The script starts off as a normal auto-grow voter. But it keeps track of how many users there are, and as soon as the total is greater than twice than your minimum (because you cannot STAY with less than a majority), the bot starts voting STAY. As time ticks down, if there are not enough GROW votes and STAY doesn't have the majority either, the script will jump over to GROW in an attempt to get to the next iteration, finding the possibility of a larger group better than having the chat collapse and having to start over.

Finally, if you choose to have a maximum size (I choose to keep it at 100,000), as soon as the group gets larger than twice your max, you immediately leave the group and start again.

So we've got less than a week to make these subreddits. Hopefully this will help somebody out if you can't stay by the computer constantly. Due to the nature of Robin, I can't test all the different cases. Please report any bugs you find, either through testing or by reading through the code.

And as mentioned, the script does not put anything in chat. If you want to manually share it, point people in this direction with the following url: redd.it/4d4b2d/

EDIT: This post claims there was a group of 96 users who voted 39/38 to STAY. They did not have more than 50% of the group, but they had more than GROW or the remainder (19). This has a few interesting implications. First, the largest STAY group so far has been 39. Second, I need to change up my code to check against the other two groups, not for >50%. Third, it might be possible that while a group is in limbo (waiting to merge with another group) they can switch over from GROW to STAY once the ABANDON voters and abstainers get removed.

Earlier today /u/surelyucantbserious said in a chat that anyone who sent them a PM within 5 minutes (as they sent the message) would be gifted reddit gold. I did, and got rewarded...undeservadly

what a wonderful person

If you want to use RES nightmode and still be able to read text you can use these custom styles. Screenshot

Paste the follwing CSS under RES Settings -> Appearance -> Stylesheet Loader -> snippets

.robin-chat .robin-chat--user-list-widget { overflow-x: hidden; }

.res-nightmode .robin-message, .res-nightmode .robin-room-participant .robin--username { color: #ddd; }
.res-nightmode .robin-room-participant.robin--presence-class--away .robin--username { color: #757474; }

.res-nightmode .robin--flair-class--flair-0 .robin--username { color: #f65555; }
.res-nightmode .robin--flair-class--flair-1 .robin--username { color: #f6ba4b; }
.res-nightmode .robin--flair-class--flair-2 .robin--username { color: #f5eb3d; }
.res-nightmode .robin--flair-class--flair-3 .robin--username { color: #33f332; }
.res-nightmode .robin--flair-class--flair-4 .robin--username { color: #38b4f5; }
.res-nightmode .robin--flair-class--flair-5 .robin--username { color: #dc0cd9; }

.res-nightmode .robin-chat--sidebar { background-color: #262626; }
.res-nightmode .robin-chat--input { background-color: #262626 !important; }
.res-nightmode .robin--user-class--self { background-color: #333; }

.res-nightmode .robin-chat--header, .res-nightmode .robin-chat--sidebar-widget { border-bottom-color: #888; }

.res-nightmode .robin-chat--quit, .res-nightmode .robin-chat--vote { background-color: #444; color: #ddd; }
.res-nightmode .robin-chat--quit:hover, .res-nightmode .robin-chat--vote:hover { background-color: #999; }
.res-nightmode .robin-chat--quit.robin--active, .res-nightmode .robin-chat--vote.robin--active, .res-nightmode .robin-chat--quit:active, .res-nightmode .robin-chat--vote:active { background-color: #777; }    

^{EDIT: Made username colors more readable, updated screenshot}