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Nitemare: moved ChanServ/levels to C/levels

Nitemare — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 14:04:11 GMT

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Revision as of 14:04, 12 October 2012

Nitemare at 17:01, 11 October 2012

Nitemare — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 17:01:17 GMT

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-	{{Services\|~~CHANSERV~~ - Command: LEVELS}}	+	{{Services\|C - Command: LEVELS}}
-	{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /~~ChanServ~~ LEVELS	+	{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /CS LEVELS
-	\|main = ~~ChanServ~~ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and GRUNT) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[~~ChanServ~~/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.	+	\|main = C can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and GRUNT) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[C/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.
-	\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[~~ChanServ~~/access\|ACCESS]], [[~~ChanServ~~/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[~~ChanServ~~/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}	+	\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[C/access\|ACCESS]], [[C/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[C/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}
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Nitemare at 04:50, 21 July 2012

Nitemare — Sat, 21 Jul 2012 04:50:58 GMT

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	{{Services\|CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS}}		{{Services\|CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS}}
	{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /ChanServ LEVELS		{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /ChanServ LEVELS
-	\|main = ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and ~~FRIEND~~) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[ChanServ/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.	+	\|main = ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and GRUNT) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[ChanServ/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.
	\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[ChanServ/access\|ACCESS]], [[ChanServ/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[ChanServ/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}		\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[ChanServ/access\|ACCESS]], [[ChanServ/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[ChanServ/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}
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Admin at 23:52, 6 November 2009

Admin — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 23:52:12 GMT

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	{{Services\|CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS}}		{{Services\|CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS}}
	{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /ChanServ LEVELS		{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /ChanServ LEVELS
-	\|main = ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and FRIEND) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.	+	\|main = ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and FRIEND) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[ChanServ/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.
-		+
-	The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[ChanServ/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.	+
	\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[ChanServ/access\|ACCESS]], [[ChanServ/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[ChanServ/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}		\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[ChanServ/access\|ACCESS]], [[ChanServ/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[ChanServ/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}
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Admin at 23:51, 6 November 2009

Admin — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 23:51:59 GMT

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-	{{Services}}	+	{{Services\|CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS}}
-	~~<br>~~	+	{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /ChanServ LEVELS
-	~~====~~CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS~~====~~	+	\|main = ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and FRIEND) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.
-	{{~~ServicesDesc~~ \| ~~text~~= ~~Usage: <code>'''~~/ChanServ LEVELS~~'''</code>~~	+
-	~~<br>~~	+
-	ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and FRIEND) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.	+

	The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[ChanServ/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.		The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[ChanServ/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.
-	~~----~~	+	\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[ChanServ/access\|ACCESS]], [[ChanServ/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[ChanServ/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}
-	~~<code>See Also:~~ (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[ChanServ/access\|ACCESS]], [[ChanServ/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[ChanServ/adduser\|ADDUSER]]~~</code>~~	+
-	}}	+
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Admin: Protected "ChanServ/levels": Official Documentation [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

Admin — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 09:03:44 GMT

Protected "ChanServ/levels": Official Documentation [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Revision as of 09:03, 22 October 2009

Admin: New page: {{Services}}
====CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS==== {{ServicesDesc | text= Usage: `'''/ChanServ LEVELS'''`
ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, ...

Admin — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 09:03:27 GMT

New page: {{Services}} <br> ====CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS==== {{ServicesDesc | text= Usage: <code>'''/ChanServ LEVELS'''</code> <br> ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, ...

New page

{{Services}}
<br>
====CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS====
{{ServicesDesc | text= Usage: <code>'''/ChanServ LEVELS'''</code>
<br>
ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and FRIEND) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.

The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[ChanServ/users|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.
----
<code>See Also: (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style|SET STYLE]], [[ChanServ/access|ACCESS]], [[ChanServ/myaccess|MYACCESS]], [[ChanServ/adduser|ADDUSER]]</code>
}}
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-	{{Services\|~~CHANSERV~~ - Command: LEVELS}}	+	{{Services\|C - Command: LEVELS}}
-	{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /~~ChanServ~~ LEVELS	+	{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /CS LEVELS
-	\|main = ~~ChanServ~~ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and GRUNT) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[~~ChanServ~~/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.	+	\|main = C can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and GRUNT) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[C/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.
-	\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[~~ChanServ~~/access\|ACCESS]], [[~~ChanServ~~/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[~~ChanServ~~/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}	+	\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[C/access\|ACCESS]], [[C/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[C/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}
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	{{Services\|CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS}}		{{Services\|CHANSERV - Command: LEVELS}}
	{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /ChanServ LEVELS		{{ServicesDesc2 \| syntax = /ChanServ LEVELS
-	\|main = ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and ~~FRIEND~~) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[ChanServ/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.	+	\|main = ChanServ can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and GRUNT) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[ChanServ/users\|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access.
	\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[ChanServ/access\|ACCESS]], [[ChanServ/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[ChanServ/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}		\|see = (NickServ) [[NickServ/set/style\|SET STYLE]], [[ChanServ/access\|ACCESS]], [[ChanServ/myaccess\|MYACCESS]], [[ChanServ/adduser\|ADDUSER]]}}
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