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docs: mention that Clientbot-only relays are not supported
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@ -140,3 +140,5 @@ Support for these IRCds was added at some point but is no longer actively mainta
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PyLink supports connecting to IRCds as a relay bot and forwarding users back as virtual clients, similar to Janus' Clientbot. This can be useful if the IRCd a network used isn't supported, or if you want to relay certain channels without fully linking with a network.
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For Relay to work properly with Clientbot, be sure to load the `relay_clientbot` plugin in conjunction with `relay`.
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Note: **Clientbot links can only be used as a leaf for Relay links - they CANNOT be used to host channels!** This means that Relay does not support having all your networks be Clientbot - in those cases you are better off using a classic relayer bot, like [RelayNext for Limnoria](https://github.com/jlu5/SupyPlugins/tree/master/RelayNext).
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@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ Then, to list all available channels:
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To create a channel on Relay:
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- `/msg PyLink create #channelname`
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- Note: **you can only create channels on full IRCd links - this will NOT work with Clientbot.**
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To link to a channel already created on a different network (network names are case sensitive!):
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- `/msg PyLink link othernet #channelname`
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