The final line of this file adds these facilities
for the recipient of the `hug' family of global
actions. Note that I've not written anything for
the reverse logic of only permitting certain
globals, but it would be trivial.

Use:

Refuse hugs from anyone, other verbs unaffected:

    @set me=_noglobals/hug:no

Refuse any/all globals from Warwick:

    @set me=_noglobals/Warwick:no

Refuse kumquatting from Warwick:
    
    @set me=_noglobals/kumquat/Warwick:no

Prettily split-apart version of the final line:
    
@set me=/noglobals:
    {if:
        {prop:_noglobals/{&how}}
        {prop:_noglobals/{name:me}}
        {prop:_noglobals/{&how}/{name:me}}
        ,
        {tell:** {&how} from {name:me} barred  (see noglobals),this}
        {null:
            {tell:{name:this} doesn't want you to {&how} him globally.
                Please respect his wishes and don't {&how} him
                    with a pose either.}
        }
        ,
        {null:
            {tell:** Global {&how} from {name:me}  (see noglobals),
                this
            }
        }
    }


@set me=/noglobals:{if:{prop:_noglobals/{&how}}{prop:_noglobals/{name:me}}{prop:_noglobals/{&how}/{name:me}},{tell:** {&how} from {name:me} barred  (see noglobals),this}{null:{tell:{name:this} doesn't want you to {&how} him globally. Please respect his wishes and don't {&how} him with a pose either.}},{null:{tell:** Global {&how} from {name:me}  (see noglobals),this}}}