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2	Names	Names are listed:
3		Service, Games, Security, Statistics, Logging, Help, Mail, Links, RSS, OTR, SMS
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5	Design
6	Service	Provides commands for identifying, registering, saving server options. Invite to be in-channel.
7		A webpanel can communicate with Service to register accounts, a webclient can identify, etc
8		Configuration provides several ways of storing accounts in a database, e.g. MediaWiki, PHPBB, IPBoard
9		Eventually, OpenID or OAuth may also be used to identify accounts, linking to an authentication page on attempt to identify
10		When there is a ZeroNet relay, ZeroID can also be used to register nicknames
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12	C opermode-self	Allows it to set itself to opermode (+y) in the channel
13	C aud-announce-usercount:[seconds]	Announce the usercount of an auditorium channel every amount of seconds
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15	Games	Provides channel games, also allows earning Games currency, games are listed:
16	uno	Classic IRC Uno
17	cah	Cards Against Humanity, allows picking of preset card decks as well as adding custom cardcast decks (+C games-cah-pack:[cc play code])
18	monopoly	IRC Monopoly, similar to the one that dogec0.in had
19	trivia	Classic IRC Trivia, allows picking sets of trivia questions as well as adding your own from a text file (+C games-trivia-pack:[link to txt])
20	chaos	Chaos Trivia, uses single questions with multiple answers, allows picking sets as well as adding from text file (+C games-chaos-pack:[txt link])
21	casino	Casino games, card games, and general gambling commands, gamble with Games currency
22	currency	General currency commands, allowing you to view balance, give currency to others
23		Currency can be gained from all of these games, as well as by donating to the server with cryptocurrency.
24	fun	Functions like timebomb, karma, strawpoll, fortune
25	pasta	Functions like london, spurdo, man, vtext
26	custom	Custom commands/matchings from a text file (like TreeServ) (+C games-custom-toys:[link to txt])
27	quotes	Quotes bot, provides quote database commands
28	sed	String-editing bot, matches find-replace messages and evaluates them to edit the last line where the search string is found.
29	markov	Markov chain bot, set message frequency (every X lines) (range or number, C games-markov-frequency:[num])
30	fml	Takes random or specified FML quote from the database
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32	Security	Network Security, has no commands. Visits channels when spam is detected, kills spammers, etc
33		Stays in high-population channels. Setting +C spam-allowed will disallow Security from interfering, but will also disable Statistics.
34		Messages to Security are read by opers and helpers. Use it to report abuse.
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36	Statistics	Statistics bot. Collects metadata from channel to see who's most active, which channels are popular, relationship maps, etc.
37		Invite to channel to start statistics collecting.
38	C stats-private:[mask]	Makes all channel statistics private, and only accessable by users matching mask (e.g. +C stats-private:$J:#channel)
39	C stats-seen-private	Private mode for channel, doesn't say what channel a user was last seen in
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41	Logging	Logging bot, provides logging to certain access levels. Set allowed viewers using +C logging-view:[mask]
42		The Logging service ONLY collects logs when invited to channel. The Logging service will be visible to all users if present in channel.
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44	Help	Network Help service. SAJOINs to #help and forwards message to all helpers.
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46	Mail	Mail or memo service. Invite to channel and set +C mail-receive:[mask] to allow matching users to receive channel mail (e.g. modmail)
47		Recieve anonymous channel mail by setting +C mail-anon
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49	Links	Links service provides a link snarfing/highlighting bot. For most websites, it will show titles for HTML, or filesize for other files.
50		For links to sites like Twitter or YouTube, relevant metadata is provided (e.g. tweet body/author/retweets, video title/author/views/like ratio)
51		Also provides commands for searching specific sites and Google
52		Search sites (prefix of site_ ):
53		google youtube twitter imdb rottentomatoes duckduckgo wikipedia hawkee bitsnoop github gist pastebin
54		Get specific info (prefix of info_ ):
55		weather ip areacode fileextension
56		Highlight-only, no search commands (prefix of snarf_ ):
57		spotify http_title http_filesize ftp_filesize
58	C links-all	Get link titles for all URLs, not just specific services
59	C links-disable-command:[type_service]	Disable searching and info commands, wildcards supported
60	C links-results:[num]	Set how many lines of results are posted on search (default 2, max 30)
61	C links-disable-service:[type_service]	Disable a service completely, wildcards supported
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63	RSS	Subscribe to RSS feeds. Invite to channel to announce new feed entries, or use commands in PM to subscribe for your own user.
64	C rss-sub:[url]	Subscribe to an RSS feed and announce new entries in channel
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66	OTR	OTR service, start an OTR conversation with it to verify your fingerprint for use with extmask $T.
67		Eventually, it may allow conversations with users that don't have OTR.
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69	SMS	SMS services via IRC, message phone numbers and optionally recieve PMs and highlights to your mobile phone
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71	Service Commands	Channel-oriented commands can be done in the channel as a .command (dot command), without having to specify channel
72	[hello\|hi\|start\|getstarted]	Provides users with step-by-step instructions to register
73	register [password] (email)	Standard register command
74	[identify\|login\|auth] (account) [password]	Standard identify
75	savemodes	Saves usermodes over default, applies on login
76	swhois [input]	Change SWHOIS, applied on login
77	regnick	Register nickname to account
78	nick request [#channel] [nick]	Request the nick of Service to be different for channel (will register the nick under services)
79	nick list	List previous nicks already requested and usable
80	vhost request [host.name.here]	Request a vhost from helpers, does several automatic checks before then
81	vhost [on\|off]	Turn vhost on or off
82	register [#channel]	Gives you 500 access on channel
83	access [#chan] list (match)	Lists access of whole channel, or finds names matching in list
84	access [#chan] add [mask/nick/acct] (level)	Adds user to access list, defaults to level 1
85		note: to add 500 level, all other 500 levels must agree
86	access [#chan] bump [mask/nick] (level)	Adds to current access level, defaults to 1
87	access [#chan] del [mask]	Deletes account from access list
88	alias [#chan] add [name] [modes ...]	Sets aliases (in-channel commands) for setting/unsetting modes, uses $1, $2, etc, for argument variables
89	alias [#chan] list	Lists aliases, includes special aliases such as .kick, .kb, .mode
90	alias [#chan] del [number]	Delete alias, doesn't allow deletion of special aliases (such as .kb or .mode, their own commands)
91	act [#chan] [message ...]	Make a /me CTCP ACTION in the channel
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93	Games Commands	All in-game commands are in channel
94	enable [game] (status)[#channel]	Enable ability for users that are (status) or higher to start a game of [game]
95	disable [game] (status)[#channel]	Reverse effect of enable
96	nick request [#channel] [nick]	Request the nick of Games to be different for channel (will register the nick under services)
97	nick list	List previous nicks already requested and usable
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99	Mail Commands	Channel mail-wise commands are done in channel. These commands are for users.
100	send [account/channel] [message]	Sends a single line message.
101	send [account/channel] "	Sends a multi line message. Mail reads lines until the line contains only a doublequote, or single exclaimation point to cancel.
102	read (num/*)	Reads oldest unread message, or specified message, or * for all at once
103	list	Lists message headers (sender, date, etc) in table newest to oldest.
104	archive (num/*)	Archives newest read message, specific message, or all read messages.
105	archive list	Lists archived messages
106	archive read [num]	Read an archived message
107	delete [num]	Permanently delete a message.
108	anon [on/off]	Recieve mail from nonregistered users
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110	Logging Commands	Absolute dates (UTC time) are notated as ((yy(yy)-MM)-dd-)hh:mm(:ss), relative dates are notated as always (Xl)(Xy)(XM)(Xw)(Xd)(Xh)(Xm)X(s)
111	list [#chan]	List collected logs and associated metadata (day, time range, line count, byte count)
112	get [#chan] last [num]	Say logs from specified relative time to latest message
113	get [#chan] range [date1] [date2]	Logs from date1 to date2
114	y(es)	Continue reading logs
115	n(o)	Stop reading logs
116	lines [num]	Set amount of lines to output before asking to continue (default 15)
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118	Statistics Commands
119	stats [#chan]	Give all stats for channel
120	top chan(nel(s))	List top channels, columns rank \| channel \| topic \| usercount \| total lines per min \| msg lines per min
121	top user(s) (#chan)	List top users overall, or for specific channel, columns rank \| most active channel \| total lines \| lines per min \| total highlights \| ?
122	rank user (user/num)	Get rank for self, get rank for a user, get a user for a rank
123	rank chan(nel) [#chan/num]	Get rank for channel or get channel for rank
124	seen [mask/user]	Get the last time a user was active or quit (e.g. "User was seen active in #channel", "User quit on 15-09-09-15:33:33 UTC")
125	privacy [on/off]	Enable or disable privacy mode for seen command
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127	RSS Commands
128	feed add (name) [url]	Subscribe to an RSS feed
129	feed del [id/name]	Delete a subscription
130	list (id/name)	List all entries (from specific feeds or all feeds), oldest first
131	read [id/name] (post id)	Read the content of an entry (default is latest unread entry)
132	del [id/name] (post id)	Delete an entry (default is latest read entry)
133	notify [off\|msg\|notice]	Notify on new entries, with either a message or a notice (default is message)