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Rules of the Chatroom
- Don't use foul language. We have moderators in there almost all the time and we'll keep track of everyone that visists the room, so don't use any language that you wouldn't want a 10 year old to hear.
- Respect the moderators. If you think they're abusing their power, talk to TheMasterSwordsman or another moderator in the room. In this chatroom, we call them channel operators, or just operators. On the chat program we have on TriforceTour, look for users with %, @, &, or ~ next to their username on the right pane of the program.
- If there's a bot in the room (a bot is a program that connects to the chat and does automated things on-demand), then don't abuse it.
- Don't use shorthand. It's just major abuse of the english language and never pays off. The operators don't particularly like it either.
- Have fun! If you're not having fun at all, just tell an operator why you're not enjoying yourself and we'll try to fix that.
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Nickname Help
You can change your nickname using the command:
Please note that spaces cannot be used in nicknames on IRC. If you get a notice from NickServ that the nickname you are using is registered and protected, that means someone else owns the nickname, and therefore you cannot take control of it unless you identify.
There is a service on the chat network named "NickServ" that can help you with your nickname. To see a list of commands it has, type the following into the input bar where you use to chat.
To register your nickname if it is not taken, use the command:
Replace password with a password that you can remember so you'll be able to tell NickServ that you own the nickname next time you join chat. Replace e-mail with your e-mail address. (This is required in case you forget your password.)
If you've already registered your nickname and you need to identify to is, you can you the command:
Replace password with the password you registered the nickname with. This authenticates you so that you are in control of the nickname. Remember, if you have registered your nickname, others cannot take control of it.
If someone is using your nickname, you can boot them off using the command:
Replace nickname with your nickname, and password with the nickname's password and that will disconnect the user from the network, allowing you to change your nick to your nickname.
/nick new_nicknamePlease note that spaces cannot be used in nicknames on IRC. If you get a notice from NickServ that the nickname you are using is registered and protected, that means someone else owns the nickname, and therefore you cannot take control of it unless you identify.
There is a service on the chat network named "NickServ" that can help you with your nickname. To see a list of commands it has, type the following into the input bar where you use to chat.
/msg NickServ helpTo register your nickname if it is not taken, use the command:
/msg NickServ register password e-mailReplace password with a password that you can remember so you'll be able to tell NickServ that you own the nickname next time you join chat. Replace e-mail with your e-mail address. (This is required in case you forget your password.)
If you've already registered your nickname and you need to identify to is, you can you the command:
/msg NickServ identify passwordReplace password with the password you registered the nickname with. This authenticates you so that you are in control of the nickname. Remember, if you have registered your nickname, others cannot take control of it.
If someone is using your nickname, you can boot them off using the command:
/msg NickServ ghost nickname passwordReplace nickname with your nickname, and password with the nickname's password and that will disconnect the user from the network, allowing you to change your nick to your nickname.









