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There are many modes that can be used on each channel on the AfterNET IRC network that can help you protect as well as control the channel you are in, whether you choose to use services or not. | There are many modes that can be used on each channel on the AfterNET IRC network that can help you protect as well as control the channel you are in, whether you choose to use services or not. | ||
- | Modes can be set on your channel using IRC's built in /mode command. Use can depend on your IRC software, but usually | + | Modes can be set on your channel using the /mode command. Use can depend on your software, but usually something like: **/mode #channel +modes -modes** will do. If you have X3, you can make x3 enforce modes by setting them as + or - in the ' |
- | There are channel modes eb, | + | |
- | And User modes +iwx | + | will preserve |
- | (There are others, but we will keep this document basic) | + | |
===== Channel Modes ===== | ===== Channel Modes ===== | ||
The following are channel modes, along with their explanations, | The following are channel modes, along with their explanations, | ||
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/mode #chan -l | /mode #chan -l | ||
- | ==== L - hide modes ==== | + | ==== L - Join redirect denial |
- | Setting | + | It is possible to set up a channel such that joins to that channel actually redirect to a different channel. |
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+ | Having usermode | ||
==== m - Moderated ==== | ==== m - Moderated ==== |