diff --git a/pages/bot.markdown b/pages/bot.markdown
index b8f6f81..fe2351d 100644
--- a/pages/bot.markdown
+++ b/pages/bot.markdown
@@ -40,29 +40,32 @@ the bot replies to everything *(without prefix)*.
Replies to |
Examples |
- Changeable per-channel>/th>
+ | Changeable per-channel |
- prefix characters: `%` `+` `!` |
- +ping` `%ping` `+ping` |
+ prefix characters: % +
+ ! |
+ +ping %ping +ping |
yes |
nick in the beginning and end |
- `bot: ping` `ping, bot` |
+ bot: ping ping, bot |
Yes (not nick), but why? |
- prefix strings: `msb1` & `msb2` (for legacy reasons) and
- `__` |
- `msb1ping` `msb2ping` `__ping` |
+ prefix strings: msb1 & msb2
+ (for legacy reasons) and __ |
+ msb1ping msb2ping
+ __ping |
yes |
- MessageParser (in the middle of line): `__` & `__()` |
- `Does the bot work? __ping` for single-worded commands and
- `what is Linux? __(wiki Linux)` for commands with multiple
- words. |
+ MessageParser (in the middle of line): __ &
+ __() |
+ Does the bot work? __ping for single-worded
+ commands and what is Linux? __(wiki Linux) for
+ commands with multiple words. |
**no**(too difficult, but possible) |
@@ -77,15 +80,15 @@ commands. They can be used in channel (if you know the prefix) or PM.
Prefix characters |
- `channel reply.whenaddressedby.chars |
+ channel reply.whenaddressedby.chars |
Nick (beginning & end) |
- `channel reply.whenaddressedby.nick` &
- ` channel reply.whenaddressedby.nick.atend`
+ | channel reply.whenaddressedby.nick &
+ channel reply.whenaddressedby.nick.atend
|
prefix strings |
- `channel reply.whenaddressedby.strings`
+ | channel reply.whenaddressedby.strings
|