Channel Access - Revision history

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2005-01-03T19:40:35Z

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	will give a list of all channels you have access to.		will give a list of all channels you have access to.
	[[Category:IRC Definitions]]		[[Category:IRC Definitions]]
	~~[[Category:IRC Pending]]~~

Mist: changed link to point to valid page

2005-01-03T19:40:19Z

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	</table>		</table>
	A user may only edit another user's access if they have more access than them, ie a level 400 user may not remove a level 401 user. A user may also not suspend a user who has equal or greater access than themselves. However, a user may perform most commands, such as [[kick]] or [[Channel Bans\|ban]], on users with higher access. For this reason it is important to only give access to users you trust not to abuse it.		A user may only edit another user's access if they have more access than them, ie a level 400 user may not remove a level 401 user. A user may also not suspend a user who has equal or greater access than themselves. However, a user may perform most commands, such as [[kick]] or [[Channel Bans\|ban]], on users with higher access. For this reason it is important to only give access to users you trust not to abuse it.
	To be a [[Channel Owner\|channel owner]] you must either be [[Channel Transfers\|given a channel by its owner]], [[~~Idle Channels~~\|take an idle channel]] or [[Registering A Channel\|register a channel]]. To be a [[Channel Supporter\|channel supporter]] you must be chosen by the channel owner.		To be a [[Channel Owner\|channel owner]] you must either be [[Channel Transfers\|given a channel by its owner]], [[Channel Transfers\|take an idle channel]] or [[Registering A Channel\|register a channel]]. To be a [[Channel Supporter\|channel supporter]] you must be chosen by the channel owner.

	To check your access on a channel you can use:		To check your access on a channel you can use:

Banned at 15:06, 3 January 2005

2005-01-03T15:06:44Z

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	Channel access is a measure of your ability to use P within a channel.		'''Channel access''' is a measure of your ability to use P within a channel.
	Access ranges from 0 (not added) to 500 (channel owner), although the [[Channel Services Comittee\|CSC admins]] can temporarily hold higher access to do things such as change channel's owners.		Access ranges from 0 (not added) to 500 (channel owner), although the [[Channel Services Comittee\|CSC admins]] can temporarily hold higher access to do things such as change channel's owners.
	<table>		<table>

Mist: added access/info commands

2005-01-02T21:54:40Z

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	A user may only edit another user's access if they have more access than them, ie a level 400 user may not remove a level 401 user. A user may also not suspend a user who has equal or greater access than themselves. However, a user may perform most commands, such as [[kick]] or [[Channel Bans\|ban]], on users with higher access. For this reason it is important to only give access to users you trust not to abuse it.		A user may only edit another user's access if they have more access than them, ie a level 400 user may not remove a level 401 user. A user may also not suspend a user who has equal or greater access than themselves. However, a user may perform most commands, such as [[kick]] or [[Channel Bans\|ban]], on users with higher access. For this reason it is important to only give access to users you trust not to abuse it.
	To be a [[Channel Owner\|channel owner]] you must either be [[Channel Transfers\|given a channel by its owner]], [[Idle Channels\|take an idle channel]] or [[Registering A Channel\|register a channel]]. To be a [[Channel Supporter\|channel supporter]] you must be chosen by the channel owner.		To be a [[Channel Owner\|channel owner]] you must either be [[Channel Transfers\|given a channel by its owner]], [[Idle Channels\|take an idle channel]] or [[Registering A Channel\|register a channel]]. To be a [[Channel Supporter\|channel supporter]] you must be chosen by the channel owner.

			To check your access on a channel you can use:
			/msg p access #channel [[Registered Nick\|your_registered_nick]]
			alternativly:
			/msg p info [[Registered Nick\|your_registered_nick]]
			will give a list of all channels you have access to.
	[[Category:IRC Definitions]]		[[Category:IRC Definitions]]
	[[Category:IRC Pending]]		[[Category:IRC Pending]]

Mist: fixed ban link

2005-01-02T21:43:46Z

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	<tr><td>25</td><td>[[Voice]]</td><td>Able to [[Voice]] in the channel</td></tr>		<tr><td>25</td><td>[[Voice]]</td><td>Able to [[Voice]] in the channel</td></tr>
	</table>		</table>
	A user may only edit another user's access if they have more access than them, ie a level 400 user may not remove a level 401 user. A user may also not suspend a user who has equal or greater access than themselves. However, a user may perform most commands, such as [[kick]] or [[ban]], on users with higher access. For this reason it is important to only give access to users you trust not to abuse it.		A user may only edit another user's access if they have more access than them, ie a level 400 user may not remove a level 401 user. A user may also not suspend a user who has equal or greater access than themselves. However, a user may perform most commands, such as [[kick]] or [[Channel Bans\|ban]], on users with higher access. For this reason it is important to only give access to users you trust not to abuse it.
	To be a [[Channel Owner\|channel owner]] you must either be [[Channel Transfers\|given a channel by its owner]], [[Idle Channels\|take an idle channel]] or [[Registering A Channel\|register a channel]]. To be a [[Channel Supporter\|channel supporter]] you must be chosen by the channel owner.		To be a [[Channel Owner\|channel owner]] you must either be [[Channel Transfers\|given a channel by its owner]], [[Idle Channels\|take an idle channel]] or [[Registering A Channel\|register a channel]]. To be a [[Channel Supporter\|channel supporter]] you must be chosen by the channel owner.
	[[Category:IRC Definitions]]		[[Category:IRC Definitions]]
	[[Category:IRC Pending]]		[[Category:IRC Pending]]

Mist: added to pending due to broken links

2005-01-02T21:42:34Z

added to pending due to broken links

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	To be a [[Channel Owner\|channel owner]] you must either be [[Channel Transfers\|given a channel by its owner]], [[Idle Channels\|take an idle channel]] or [[Registering A Channel\|register a channel]]. To be a [[Channel Supporter\|channel supporter]] you must be chosen by the channel owner.		To be a [[Channel Owner\|channel owner]] you must either be [[Channel Transfers\|given a channel by its owner]], [[Idle Channels\|take an idle channel]] or [[Registering A Channel\|register a channel]]. To be a [[Channel Supporter\|channel supporter]] you must be chosen by the channel owner.
	[[Category:IRC Definitions]]		[[Category:IRC Definitions]]
			[[Category:IRC Pending]]

Mist at 21:32, 2 January 2005

2005-01-02T21:32:19Z

New page

Channel access is a measure of your ability to use P within a channel.
Access ranges from 0 (not added) to 500 (channel owner), although the [[Channel Services Comittee|CSC admins]] can temporarily hold higher access to do things such as change channel's owners.
<table>
<tr><th>Level</th><th>Status</th><th>Commands</th></tr>
<tr><td>500</td><td>[[Channel Owner|Owner]]</td><td>Able to use all commands in the channel. Able to suspend or ban supporters</td></tr>
<tr><td>499</td><td>[[Channel Supporter|Supporter]]</td><td>Able to use all channel commands but unable to suspend or ban the owner</td></tr>
<tr><td>400</td><td>Senior [[Channel Op|Op]]</td><td>Able to add and remove channel access for other users</td></tr>
<tr><td>100</td><td>[[Channel Op|Op]]</td><td>Able to [[Channel Op|Op]] in the channel</td></tr>
<tr><td>25</td><td>[[Voice]]</td><td>Able to [[Voice]] in the channel</td></tr>
</table>
A user may only edit another user's access if they have more access than them, ie a level 400 user may not remove a level 401 user. A user may also not suspend a user who has equal or greater access than themselves. However, a user may perform most commands, such as [[kick]] or [[ban]], on users with higher access. For this reason it is important to only give access to users you trust not to abuse it.
To be a [[Channel Owner|channel owner]] you must either be [[Channel Transfers|given a channel by its owner]], [[Idle Channels|take an idle channel]] or [[Registering A Channel|register a channel]]. To be a [[Channel Supporter|channel supporter]] you must be chosen by the channel owner.
[[Category:IRC Definitions]]