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Warning level...


Question Posted Saturday June 21 2008, 11:44 pm

What does the warning level on AIM mean? Like the percentage next to someone's screenname?

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lilcrazisoutherngrl answered Sunday June 22 2008, 12:23 am:
Like if someone presses the warn button its percentage increase and if it gets too high it kicks you off and you cant get back on it for a few minutes.Not that many people use it though
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