Remove newlines and spaces in spammer display names #118
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To be more precise, it's just a space, not a new line, and this is actually just in the mobile version due to the small screen size. Desktop screenshot: |
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It seems like spammers commonly use "\n" in their usernames, and the bot sends a two-line response (screenshot_with_example_imgur).
There was a thought to change the "DisplayName()" function, but it's probably the correct way to leave it to output the "real" display name and clean it just before sending.