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CHAT GYUD

SATURNINO GUDITO JR. CHAT COMMANDS IF YOU VISIT MY CHAT PAGE
| What you type | What happens
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|---|---|
| /join #coolness | You join the channel #coolness.
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| /who #coolness | Gives some info on users in the channel. @ = channel op, while * means IRC op.
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| hello everyone | Everyone on #coolness sees <yournick> hello
everyone. (You need not type in your own nick.)
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| /me is a pink bunny | Everyone in #coolness sees * yournick is a pink bunny
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| /leave #coolness | You leave the channel.
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| /whois Tomm | You get some info about Tomm or whatever nickname you
entered.
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| /whois yournick | This is some info others see about you.
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| /nick newnick | Changes your nick to "newnick"
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| /msg Tomm hi there. | Only Tomm sees your message (you don't need to be on the
same channel for this to work).
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| /ping #coolness | Gives information on the delay (round-trip) between you
and everybody on #coolness.
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| /ping Tomm | Gives information on the delay (round-trip) between you
and just Tomm.
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| /dcc chat MaryN | This sends MaryN a request for a dcc chat session. MaryN
types /dcc chat yournick to complete the
connection. DCC chat is faster (lag free) and more secure than /msg.
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| /msg =MaryN Hi there! | Once a DCC connection has been established, use the /msg
=nick message format to exchange messages (note the = sign). DCC
does not go through servers, so it are unaffected by server lag, net
splits, etc.
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| /help | This works in many clients. Try it!
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| /quit good night! | You quit IRC completely, with the parting comment so that others see "*** Signoff: yournick (good night!)". |
:-) is a smiley face, tilt your head to the left to see it. Likewise, :-( is a frown. ;-) is a wink. :~~( is crying, while :-P is someone sticking their tongue out. :-P ~~ is drooling. (-: a lefty's smile, etc. There are hundreds of these faces.Here are some common acronyms used in IRC:
brb = be right back bbiaf = be back in a flash bbl = be back later ttfn = ta ta for now np = no problem imho = in my humble opinion lol = laughing out loud j/k = just kidding re = hi again, as in 're hi' wb = welcome back wtf = what the f--k rtfm = read the f--king manual rotfl = rolling on the floor laughing