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Teams can add their channel and go through the standard code review process to Teams can add their channel and go through the standard code review process to
get the bot added to their channel. The configuration is organized by channel, get the bot added to their channel. The configuration is organized by channel,
with each project that a channel is interested in listed under the channel. with each project that a channel is interested in listed under the channel.
Basic Channel Operator Commands
===============================
This is not a comprehensive overview of commands available to individuals
running IRC channels on Freenode, but a basic overview of some of the common
commands which may be required for channel operators.
Operator status is required to perform certain commands in your channel like
inviting users, changing the topic through your client and removing disruptive
users. To give yourself operator status in a channel, use the following
command:
/msg chanserv op #channel
On some networks, the preferred mechanism for removing a user from a channel is
a kick. Freenode also supports the "remove" command which is a gentler way to
simply send a part-like command to the user's client. In most cases, this will
signal the client not to try to rejoin. Syntax for the removal command is as
follows (you must be an operator):
/quote remove #channel nickname :Reason goes here
Note the colon in the syntax, if this is omitted only the first word will
accompany the removal message.
Banning of disruptive users is also available with the /ban command, see your
client documentation for syntax.
You don't need to become an operator to change the topic, this can be done
via Chanserv:
/msg chanserv topic #channel New topic goes here.
If you are curious as to who has access to a channel, you can issue this
command:
/msg chanserv access #channel list
Visit the `Freenode Channel Guidelines
<http://freenode.net/channel_guidelines.shtml>`_ for more information about
recommended strategies for running channels on Freenode.