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• Quick Start Guide
  ...here. There often are many different channels, each devoted to a different topic. Conversations may be public (where everyone in a channel can see what you ...nel, send a /msg to a channel op and ask nicely to be let in (see the /who command in the next section to learn how to find ops). If they ignore you or /who g
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• HELPOP
  SETNAME SILENCE STATS TIME TOPIC USERHOST USERIP |[[nt|t]] || Only +hoaq may change the topic || [[Image:Mode halfop.png|Halfop]]
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• IRC services
  nicknames; to use them, type /msg NickServ command. For more information on a specific command, type
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• IRC tutorial
  ...e channel name that you want to join, or note it and we will use it in the command below :To join a public conversation (channel) use the <tt>[[Join|/JOIN]]</tt> command. For example, to join <tt>#Chat</tt> type <tt>/JOIN #Chat</tt>
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• Channel Management
  ...ption'''>''. 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==
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• Formatting
  Match: /mytop Command: /topic \u2 $+ \u3 $+ 8,4 Do NOT PM anybody without asking ! \uF $1-
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• Entry message
  Entry Messages for a channel can be added with the command Chanserv's help message on this topic, accessible by ''/cs help entrymsg'' states:
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• Nt
  ** You can issue the command '''/mode #TheChannel''' and see if '''n''' is in the list. It is Case Sensi ** If you are an OP of that channel, you can issue the command '''/mode #TheChannel +n''' and set '''+n'''. It is Case Sensitive.
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• Channel operator
  ...[[network]]. They are responsible for maintaining the [[mode|modes]] and [[topic]] of the channel, the [[ban|banlist]], and [[Terms of Service|moderating an ...in certain channel. To grant someone with full operator privileges use the command <tt>/mode <#channel> +o <nickname></tt>, use the [[alias]] <tt>/op <nicknam
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• List
  * The command line version of the /list command is used as follows: Where the keywords are evaluated as "WHERE topic (or #chan) contain keyword1 AND keyword2" etc (case insensitive), e.g.,
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• Guide To IRC
  ...here. There often are many different channels, each devoted to a different topic. Conversations may be public (where everyone in a channel can see what you ...nel, send a /msg to a channel op and ask nicely to be let in (see the /who command in the next section to learn how to find ops). If they ignore you or /who g
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