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channels:afternet [2008/04/10 07:16] – dcraigchannels:afternet [2019/07/09 22:00] (current) – [Managers+] rubin
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 ====== #AfterNET ====== ====== #AfterNET ======
 ===== About ===== ===== About =====
-The channel #AfterNET is AfterNET's flagship chat room. The channel is owned by Rubin, and its goal is to provide a common place for most people of AfterNET to hang out and get to know each other. It also serves as a backup help channel, a place to find IRCops, and a general topic discussion room. We are very liberal with what you can talk about, but we draw the line at hate-based language which is likely to make other members of AfterNET feel unwelcome, such as racism or anti-homosexuality. See below for details on the rules.+The channel #AfterNET is AfterNET's flagship chat room. It is a private channel owned by Rubin, and its goal is to provide a common place for most people of AfterNET to hang out and get to know each other. It also serves as a backup help channel, a place to find IRCops, and a general topic discussion room. We are very liberal with what you can talk about, but we draw the line at hate-based language which is likely to make other members of AfterNET feel unwelcome, such as racism or anti-homosexuality. See below for details on the rules. Please note that #AfterNET is not an official AfterNET network channel.
  
 ===== Stats ===== ===== Stats =====
 [[http://www.afternet.org/logsmurf/afternet.htm|#AfterNET channel statistics]] [[http://www.afternet.org/logsmurf/afternet.htm|#AfterNET channel statistics]]
-===== Map ===== 
-[[http://www.frappr.com/afternetusers|Let everyone see where you are from, and see where everyone else is from!]] (warning: popups) 
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 ===== Junkies ===== ===== Junkies =====
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     * No unauthorized bots or chatty scripts including but not limited to: now playing scripts, AI bots, news bots, repeating auto-away scripts, etc.     * No unauthorized bots or chatty scripts including but not limited to: now playing scripts, AI bots, news bots, repeating auto-away scripts, etc.
     * If you have a problem with an op, or a ban, take your complaint up with someone who outranks them in the channel. (/msg x3 #afternet mlist, clist, or wlist).      * If you have a problem with an op, or a ban, take your complaint up with someone who outranks them in the channel. (/msg x3 #afternet mlist, clist, or wlist). 
 +    * If a user lets you know that your aggressive/harassing behavior toward them in the channel is unwanted, you must stop doing it and leave them alone.
  
  
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 Important! Level "OP" in #afternet is different than most channels. OPs are only allowed to use their +o in the following situations. In all cases, if the person to be kicked is a regular, they get a lot more leeway. Give them two warnings before being kicked. Any use of +o not indicated here will result in loss of ops in #afternet without warning. Those who show responsibility may be promoted to MANAGER and may then use more discretion in banning for other reasons. Important! Level "OP" in #afternet is different than most channels. OPs are only allowed to use their +o in the following situations. In all cases, if the person to be kicked is a regular, they get a lot more leeway. Give them two warnings before being kicked. Any use of +o not indicated here will result in loss of ops in #afternet without warning. Those who show responsibility may be promoted to MANAGER and may then use more discretion in banning for other reasons.
  
-=== OPs may kick/ban for: ===+=== OPs can only kick/ban for: ===
     * Flooding, clones, or any type of channel attacks - no warning needed if it is a stranger.     * Flooding, clones, or any type of channel attacks - no warning needed if it is a stranger.
     * Spam (spam is mass advertising - url in honest conversation IS NOT SPAM) - no warning necessary if it is a stranger.     * Spam (spam is mass advertising - url in honest conversation IS NOT SPAM) - no warning necessary if it is a stranger.
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     * Mass PMing strangers - You _MUST_ give all users two _POLITE_ warnings first, using terminology the user understands (especially for webTV folks: msg=whisper, channel=room, etc).     * Mass PMing strangers - You _MUST_ give all users two _POLITE_ warnings first, using terminology the user understands (especially for webTV folks: msg=whisper, channel=room, etc).
     * Strangers attempting to find cyber partners ("Any ladies here want to cyber") - You _MUST_ give all users two warnings first.     * Strangers attempting to find cyber partners ("Any ladies here want to cyber") - You _MUST_ give all users two warnings first.
-    * Speaking non-english - You _MUST_ give all users two _POLITE_ warnings first.+    * Speaking non-English - You _MUST_ give all users two _POLITE_ warnings first.
     * If you need to kick/ban someone for ANY other reason, find a manager, or (co)owner!      * If you need to kick/ban someone for ANY other reason, find a manager, or (co)owner! 
  
-Under no circumstances should you kick, insult, or provoke a user solely because of the Internet Access Service they choose to use (WebTV). Remember, all of us were at some point "lame." None of us were born with universal knowledge of IRC etiquette. Most of these users are not out to cause trouble, they are simply strangers in a strange land. Work with them. We did it for you. See the note below specific to WebTV users.+Under no circumstances should you kick, insult, or provoke a user solely because of the Internet Access Service they choose to use (WebTV). Remember, all of us were at some point "lame." None of us were born with universal knowledge of IRC etiquette. Most of these users are not out to cause trouble, they are simply strangers in a strange land. Work with them. We did it for you. 
  
 === Other OP Rules === === Other OP Rules ===
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 ==== Managers+ ==== ==== Managers+ ====
-Managers and higher are people with a relationship with the owner or co-owner, whom we trust to use more personal judgment. All of you already know the rules above, and also know when it's OK to break them. Because of that, managers are allowed some leeway to go beyond the basic rules. Still, try to remember the following:+Managers and higher are people with a relationship with the owner or co-owner, whom we trust to use more personal judgment. All of you already know the rules above, and also know when it's OK to break them. Because of that, managers are allowed some leeway to go beyond the basic rules, and are able to kick or ban (at their discretion) for reasons other than the basic rules for Ops above. Still, try to remember the following:
     * If you override an underling's ban or other action, try to talk to them about it first. If they aren't available, try to mention it to them later if you can.     * If you override an underling's ban or other action, try to talk to them about it first. If they aren't available, try to mention it to them later if you can.
 +    * If you disagree with someone else's decisions who is the same rank as you, talk to them about it (in private ideally) and if you can't agree, take it to the owner. 
     * Avoid kicking people from the channel when possible. Try to keep it open to all, as much as is reasonable.     * Avoid kicking people from the channel when possible. Try to keep it open to all, as much as is reasonable.
     * Feel free to add users to the userlist. Any regular visitor should be granted PEON access level. You may promote them to OP and higher if you trust them to follow the rules. Please do not use "half-op" level.     * Feel free to add users to the userlist. Any regular visitor should be granted PEON access level. You may promote them to OP and higher if you trust them to follow the rules. Please do not use "half-op" level.

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