Is there an official error message for that? Because filtering no UA would trip me up every time I use wget. Most of the time, if I'm casually using wget for so

Is there an official error message for that? Because filtering no UA would trip me up every time I use wget. Most of the time, if I'm casually using wget for something, I don't bother with a UA. If sites started rejecting that, I'd like to get a clear error message, so I would not go crazy trying to figure out what the problem was. If I got a clear message "send a UA" then I would probably started wrapping my wget requests in a short bash script with some extra stuff thrown in to keep everyone happy. But I'd have to know what it is that is needed to keep everyone happy.