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Channels are both simple and complex.  This page will be a reference of all the major features of channels.  The information here will be for the irc.mibbit.net server.
 
Channels are both simple and complex.  This page will be a reference of all the major features of channels.  The information here will be for the irc.mibbit.net server.
  
 
==Registration==
 
==Registration==
 
  <nowiki>/cs register <#channel_name> <channel_password> <description></nowiki>
 
  <nowiki>/cs register <#channel_name> <channel_password> <description></nowiki>
<span style="padding-left:25px;">''See also:  [[Create_your_own_channel]]''</span>
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<span style="padding-left:25px;">''See also:  [[Create your own channel]]''</span>
  
 
To register a channel, be sure to have your nick registered.  Then use the command ''/msg chanserv register <'''#chan'''> <'''Channel Password'''> <'''Channel Description'''>''.  The user using the command must have Op or higher to use the command.  Entering an empty channel will give a user op if it is not registered.
 
To register a channel, be sure to have your nick registered.  Then use the command ''/msg chanserv register <'''#chan'''> <'''Channel Password'''> <'''Channel Description'''>''.  The user using the command must have Op or higher to use the command.  Entering an empty channel will give a user op if it is not registered.

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Channels are both simple and complex. This page will be a reference of all the major features of channels. The information here will be for the irc.mibbit.net server.

Registration

/cs register <#channel_name> <channel_password> <description>

See also: Create your own channel

To register a channel, be sure to have your nick registered. Then use the command /msg chanserv register <#chan> <Channel Password> <Channel Description>. The user using the command must have Op or higher to use the command. Entering an empty channel will give a user op if it is not registered.

Topic

/topic <new_topic>

To identify what a channel is about, there is a thing called the "topic". This topic shows up when joining the channel, and also shows up when you type /list on a server.

To change it, a user will need operator privileges in the channel. Then, in Mibbit, the user must type /topic New Topic

Example: /topic This is a test channel