I notice that this answer has been deleted as spam and have gone to check it out. The contents of said answer are as follows:
I currently am working on a server-side Fabric mod which would entirely focus on such a matter. And even though it still only is in beta, you can still set a config to make it work properly, since making it work properly at first was the alpha version challenge.
You can actually find that mod right here. I'd also soon be publishing updates, as soon as I'll reach some real step in the development.
The content of this answer makes me question whether it is actually spam. According to the guidelines, spam is defined as:
A post should be marked as spam only if it promotes a product, service, or similar; and is unsolicited or lacks disclosure of affiliation.
I do not believe that this post meets the spam criteria:
Criterion A: Does the post promote a product, service, or similar?
Yes, the post is promoting a mod, which is considered a product.Criterion B: Is the post unsolicited?
Unsolicited means that mentioning the product serves no purpose other than promotion. For example, if an answer mentions a software that may solve the asker’s problem or a question about web programming references a website as an example, this is not unsolicited (it may still be spam if there is an undisclosed affiliation).
No, the answer references a software that may solve the asker's problem, so it is not unsolicited. To prove it, here is an excerpt from the mod's description:
When any player dies, if the
keepInventory
vanilla gamerule is set to true, and the death matches any condition set in the blacklist, the player's inventory drops anyway. If set to false, the mod searches for matching death into the whitelist, and if it finds any, the player gets to keep its inventory. But here comes the second gamerule,conditionalDoVanishing
, which makes it so that, when the player gets to keep its inventory despite the vanilla keepInventoory, and this gamerule is set to true, all the items with the Curse of Vanishing in their inventory still get to disappear in thin air. Finally, when the server stops, the mod saves the config to the config file to make sure it matches the gamerules.Criterion C: Does the post lack disclosure of affiliation?
Lacks disclosure of affiliation means that the author is clearly affiliated with the product but does not disclose their affiliation. Note that a simple “my” may suffice. However, the disclosure must happen in the post itself; the author’s username or profile do not count.
No, the post contains the words, "I am working on". They have disclosed that they are affiliated with the product in question.
The guidelines say that a post is spam if it meets criterion A, and meets either criterion B or C. In coder's terms,
spam = A and (B or C)
While the post is a promotion of their product, they have clearly stated that they are author of said product and it is relevant to the question. This works out to true and (false or false)
, which is FALSE, the post is not spam.