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ChatServices Channel Rules
Above and beyond the Acceptable Use Policy, there are a few common sense rules that apply to the official
ChatServices #chatservices
channel. They are:
- Please be respectful of everyone and remain civil. Treat others the way you want to be treated.
- No pornographic images, or overly graphic discussion of adult-oriented topics.
- Do not use the channel as a platform to appeal bans in other channels.
- The use of
/amsg
and/ame
are very much discouraged. Excessive usage may be grounds for a ban. - Any sort of automatic announcing script, including but not limited to Now Playing scripts or SomeNick is away is not allowed.
- Do not spam or flood the channel. This will likely be met with a ban, and possibly a K-Line (Network wide ban).
- While political and religious discussion is not disallowed, every channel Op has the right to ask to change the subject, or for the discussion to otherwise cease if it gets out of hand.
- Bots aside from those owned by Ben are not permitted in this channel. Using bot commands to flood the channel is the same as performing the flooding yourself, for the purposes of these rules.
- While cursing is permitted, it doesn't need to be every other word and be mindful of rule one.
- In short, don't be an asshole. Ops have the free reign to take action against you if you are.
- Off-topic discussion, not strictly related to ChatServices, is permitted in the channel when no other discussion is going on. However, support queries should take priority. Support for other software is not guaranteed. You may be referred to the respective channel.
- English is the only acceptable language in the channel at this time.
- On-topic discussion involves support for server administrators running ChatServices, or questions and comments regarding development. If you're an end user asking for
assistance with commands, please consult your network's help channel; commonly named
#help
or#networkname
, though not necessarily.
Failure to follow these rules can result in warnings, warning kicks, temporary bans, and permanent bans. These rules are not intended to overly restrict anyone and will hopefully be common sense.
ChatIRCd Channel Rules
Above and beyond the Acceptable Use Policy, there are a few common sense rules that apply to the official
ChatIRCd #chatircd
channel. They are:
- Please be respectful of everyone and remain civil. Treat others the way you want to be treated.
- No pornographic images, or overly graphic discussion of adult-oriented topics.
- Do not use the channel as a platform to appeal bans in other channels.
- The use of
/amsg
and/ame
are very much discouraged. Excessive usage may be grounds for a ban. - Any sort of automatic announcing script, including but not limited to Now Playing scripts or SomeNick is away is not allowed.
- Do not spam or flood the channel. This will likely be met with a ban, and possibly a K-Line (Network wide ban).
- While political and religious discussion is not disallowed, every channel Op has the right to ask to change the subject, or for the discussion to otherwise cease if it gets out of hand.
- Bots aside from those owned by Ben are not permitted in this channel. Using bot commands to flood the channel is the same as performing the flooding yourself, for the purposes of these rules.
- While cursing is permitted, it doesn't need to be every other word and be mindful of rule one.
- In short, don't be an asshole. Ops have the free reign to take action against you if you are.
- Off-topic discussion, not strictly related to ChatIRCd, is permitted in the channel when no other discussion is going on. However, support queries should take priority. Support for other software is not guaranteed, and you may be referred to the respective channel.
- English is the only acceptable language in the channel at this time.
- On-topic discussion involves support for server administrators running ChatIRCd, or questions and comments regarding development. If you're an end user asking for
assistance with commands, please consult your network's help channel; commonly named
#help
or#networkname
, though not necessarily.
Failure to follow these rules can result in warnings, warning kicks, temporary bans, and permanent bans. These rules are not intended to overly restrict anyone and will hopefully be common sense.
Social Channel Rules
Above and beyond the Acceptable Use Policy, there are a few common sense rules that apply to the official social channel #social
of ChatLounge. They are:
- Please be respectful of everyone and remain civil. Treat others the way you want to be treated.
- No pornographic images, or overly graphic discussion of adult-oriented topics.
- Do not use the channel as a platform to appeal bans in other channels.
- The use of
/amsg
and/ame
are very much discouraged. Excessive usage may be grounds for a ban. - Any sort of automatic announcing script, including but not limited to Now Playing scripts or SomeNick is still away is not allowed.
- Do not spam or flood the channel. Extreme cases may be met with a K-Line (Network wide ban).
- While political and religious discussion is not disallowed, every channel Op has the right to ask to change the subject, or for the discussion to otherwise cease if it gets out of hand.
- Any bots present should be owned by a regular in the channel, and follow all the policies of this channel, as well as the Bot Policy. Bots may not pointlessly highlight people, including but not limited to public reply channel scripts. Scripts or modules that speak without being in reply to a trigger are not permitted (e.g. MegaHAL, BMotion, etc.). Using bot commands to flood the channel is the same as performing the flooding yourself.
- While cursing is permitted, it doesn't need to be every other word and be mindful of rule one.
- In short, don't be an asshole. Ops have the free reign to take action if you are.
- Please mark content as NSFW if you reasonably believe the content would be considered as such.
Failure to follow these rules can result in warnings, warning kicks, temporary bans, and permanent bans. These rules are not intended to overly restrict anyone and will hopefully be common sense.