buddylist

English

Noun

buddylist (plural buddylists)

1. Alternative form of buddy list
   • 2004, Gilly Salmon, E-Moderating, →ISBN, page 70:

     We're now starting to roll out BuddySpace to a group of OU language students; it interoperates with all the 'big name' messengers (ICQ, MSN Messenger,Yahoo Messenger), and more importantly provides features like automatic roster and buddylists, construction of tutor group members and geo-location information for those who want it ('dots on maps' in effect, so you can see who's on. . . all in the interests of community spirit, 'feelgood' factor!)

   • 2005, David Mytton, Invision Power Board 2: A User Guide, page 40:

     You can create your own message folders, add members to buddylists and blocklists, and track messages that you have sent to see if they have been read or not.

   • 2007, Tei-Wei Kuo, Edwin Sha, Minyi Guo, Embedded and Ubiquitous Computing: IFIP International Conference, →ISBN, page 314:

     It also handles the map download, rendering, and display of various types of buddylist.