When you create a battle.net chat channel. People can join and continuously join without approval. Is there a way to kick a unruly player from a chat channel?
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In short: No.
It is currently not possible and i haven't heard of any plans from Blizzard to change that.
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Is there any possible way to mute them? I heard someone say if the creator blocks a person from the chat, they can no longer speak to anyone.– Nick122Commented Jun 16, 2012 at 1:08
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Chat channels are not bound to any specific person so unless everyone ignores the user there is no way to mute him.– user1978Commented Jun 16, 2012 at 20:48
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