/w, /msg, /tell all say: Usage: /tell <player> <privateMessage>
wether you type /w, /msg or /tell
the Usage is always: Usage: /tell <player> <privateMessage>
I expected it to be
/tell -> Usage: /tell <player> <privateMessage>
/w -> Usage: /w <player> <privateMessage>
/msg -> Usage: /msg <player> <privateMessage>
It is just a small bug... but bugs are bugs!
Environment
win 8
java 7 u21
vanilla
command syntax
Created Issue:
/w, /msg, /tell all say: Usage: /tell <player> <privateMessage>
wether you type /w, /msg or /tell
the Usage is always: Usage: /tell <player> <privateMessage>
I expected it to be
/tell -> Usage: /tell <player> <privateMessage>
/w -> Usage: /w <player> <privateMessage>
/msg -> Usage: /msg <player> <privateMessage>It is just a small bug... but bugs are bugs!
Environment
win 8
java 7 u21
vanilla
command syntax
Removed Labels: difference

(I have used search function, ending up not finding something similiar...)
not sure if too lazy to change or intended.
It appears you are using command blocks for this... please post the lines used in the command blocks.
You may want to look up tellraw.
/w and /msg are simply aliases for the /tell command.
commandblock 1: /tell
commandblock 2: /msg
commandblock 3: /w
all outputting the same
/w and /msg are aliases but it still looks stupid that it says the exact same every time.
Is this still a concern in the latest Minecraft version 14w02c? If so, please update the affected versions in order to best aid Mojang ensuring bugs are still valid in the latest releases/pre-releases.
Still in 14w02c.
Whilst aliases work for these commands, we would encourage you to use the proper command.