“msn 32”, “msn 17”

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Yeah, those are DEFINITELY trolls.

Another conclusion that is realistic but less plausible is that someone made a client that just feeds a version identifier akin to MSN’s, but with incremented numbers or something like that. :stuck_out_tongue:

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extraordinaire

I swear, it’s not me

Glad to see more trolls though :smiley:

thanks mr. finobe :triumph:

And this is a good thing how?

wait, trolls are running MSN messenger?

I personally think so!

Yeah, I know. But how is this nonsense good all of a sudden?

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it means custom version strings

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I mean, I wouldn’t mind that, especially if there are third-party clients authenticating. But @Raymonf stated that he’s glad there are more troll connections stating they’re from MSN clients. That’s what intrigues me.

msn version 69.101.4200.0666

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meme

it was meant to be a joke. like actual trolls are what I was looking for

:laughing:

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( one day later ) msn 987356728465.092376135725648036.902146729365347

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hey guys im cool i smash my number keys lololo 78374357347535695698572349862486364589163

LOL :laughing:

Because there was always this guy authenticating with MSN 15.x and actually sending messages. That doesn’t work.

This is proof.

Either way, I’m not convinced that someone wrote a MSNP21 compatibility layer for MSNP<=15.

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