Help:IRC

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Here's how to effectively use IRC:

Our IRC channels are #hrwiki, #hrwiki-fanstuff and #hrwiki-rc. They can be accessed through chat.hrwiki.org, although it is recommended that you use an IRC client.

Message	Action
/join <channel name>	Opens a window connecting you to the specified chat room
/nick <nickname>	Changes your nickname to the new name specified in <nickname>
/msg <username> <message text>	Sends a private message to the user specified in <username>
/me <action>	Prints a message in the chat room that says you are performing the given action specified in <action>
/quit <message>	Closes your connection and exits your chat program, displaying <message> as you quit.
/part or /leave [<channel>]	Causes you to leave only the channel you're in (in some IRC clients), or the channel specified.

Mode	Effect
+c	Strips colors from messages such that every message is displayed as the default color.
+f <channel>	In combination with +i or +J, forwards extra users to <channel>.
+g	Any user in a given channel +i can /invite another user not in the channel.
+i	Only invited users or users on the channel invite-exemption list may enter the channel.
+j	Oper only: Prevents the channel from being registered.
+J x,y	Allows y users into the channel every xy seconds.
+k	Requires a key, or password, upon /join.
+l number	Limits total users in channel to number.
+m	Only users with op or voice status are able to speak.
+n	Messages can not be send to the channel with /msg #channel Message.
+P	Oper only: The channel becomes permanent and can not be removed.
+Q	Blocks forwarded users from a channel +f from being sent to the channel.
+r	Users that are not identified with NickServ will not be able to join.
+R	Users that are not identified with NickServ will not be able to speak.
+s	The channel is kept secret from /whois and /who.
+t	Only operators can alter the channel topic.
+z	Banned and unvoiced users in a moderated channel's messages are sent to the ops.

In some IRC clients, "/msg NickServ" can be shortened to "/ns".

Message	Action
/msg NickServ REGISTER <password>	Protects your current nickname with a password
/msg NickServ DROP <nickname> <password>	Unprotects your nickname so that anyone can use it
/msg NickServ IDENTIFY <password>	Identifies you as your current nickname
/msg NickServ ACCESS add/del/list <mask>	Allows the given hostmasks to use your nickname
/msg NickServ SET <option> <parameter>	Sets different options and preferences for your nickname
/msg NickServ LIST <word>	Lists all registered nicknames containing the given word
/msg NickServ RECOVER <nickname> <password>	Kicks a user using your registered nickname
/msg NickServ RELEASE <nickname> <password>	Gives you back your own nickname after RECOVER
/msg NickServ GHOST <nickname> <password>	Kicks a ghost, a nickname left idly online by accident
/msg NickServ INFO <nickname>	Gives you information about a given nickname
/msg NickServ LINK <nickname> <password>	Directs your nickname to another given nickname
/msg NickServ UNLINK <nickname> <password>	Cancels the direction of your nickname to another

In some IRC clients, "/msg ChanServ" can be shortened to "/cs".

Note: Only IRC users with operational status or higher have total access to ChanServ. Bold commands are accessible by anyone.

Message	Action
/msg ChanServ REGISTER <#channel> <password>	Saves the given channel as yours officially with the given password
/msg ChanServ DROP <#channel> <password>	Deletes the fact that you own the given channel
/msg ChanServ IDENTIFY <#channel> <password>	Recognizes you as the contact for the given channel
/msg ChanServ SET <#channel> <option> <parameter>	Sets various options for the given channel
/msg ChanServ ACCESS <#channel> add/del/list <mask> <level>	Gives the given mask the given level of access to the given channel
/msg ChanServ AUTOREM <#channel> add/del/list <mask>	Bans the given hostmask upon joining the given channel
/msg ChanServ LEVEL <#channel> set/reset/list <index> <level>	Sets the given level index to the given number for the given channel
/msg ChanServ LIST <word>	Lists all registered channels containing the given word
/msg ChanServ INFO <#channel>	Gives information about the given channel
/msg ChanServ GETKEY <#channel>	Gets the password for the given channel in +k mode
/msg ChanServ INVITE <#channel>	Invites you to the given channel in +i mode
/msg ChanServ OP <#channel>	Gives you operational status on the given channel
/msg ChanServ VOICE <#channel> <nickname>	Voices the given nickname for the given channel
/msg ChanServ UNBAN <#channel>	Erases every ban matching your hostmask for the given channel
/msg ChanServ CLEAR <#channel> ops/voices/modes/bans/users/all	Clears the given options for the given channel

In some IRC clients, "/msg MemoServ" can be shortened to "/ms".

Note: All operations involving a given channel must have you as AUTOOP access or higher.

Message	Action
/msg MemoServ SEND <nick/#channel> <memo>	Sends a memo to the given registered nick or channel
/msg MemoServ LIST [#channel]	Lists all saved or recorded messages for your nick or channel
/msg MemoServ READ [#channel] number/all	Displays all saved or recorded messages for your nick or channel
/msg MemoServ FORWARD <number>/all <nick/#channel>	Forwards a memo to the given nick or channel
/msg MemoServ REPLY <number> <memo>	Replies to the given memo
/msg MemoServ DEL [#channel] <index>/all	Deletes the given memo for your nick or channel

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 '''Here's how to effectively use [[HRWiki:IRC channel|IRC]]:'''
-Our IRC channels are [irc://irc.freenode.net/hrwiki #hrwiki] and [irc://irc.freenode.net/hrwiki-fanstuff #hrwiki-fanstuff]. They can be accesed through [http://chat.hrwiki.org/ chat.hrwiki.org], although it is recommended that you use an [[Wikipedia:Internet Relay Chat#Clients|IRC client]].
+Our IRC channels are [irc://irc.freenode.net/hrwiki #hrwiki], [irc://irc.freenode.net/hrwiki-fanstuff #hrwiki-fanstuff] and [irc://irc.freenode.net/hrwiki-rc #hrwiki-rc]. They can be accessed through [http://chat.hrwiki.org/ chat.hrwiki.org], although it is recommended that you use an [[Wikipedia:Internet Relay Chat#Clients|IRC client]].
 ==General Commands==