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title: "Why I show channels that I am on at IRC?"
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category: [english]
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tags: [irc, english]
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_Or why am I using umode -iI and thus showing all channels that I am on at IRC?
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So you can find channels that may interest you if we have similar interests._
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People ask this question from me a lot, often the same people as they don't
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remember my answer.
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I am in umode -iI which shows the channels that I am on so if you think that I
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seem sane or interesting or whatever person and feel like you have similar
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interests, you can simply `/whois Mikaela` to see the public channels that I am
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on and join if you see anything interesting.
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But what about the trolls? I haven't had many trolls following me around and if
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that happens to you, you can simply send logs to network operators and if they
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are good opers, they will take action.
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**_This section on (un)setting umodes was broken and moved
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[here]({% post_url blog/2015-06-03-setting-umodes %})_**
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_Update on 2015-04-13: add umode -I which is the InspIRCd way of hiding all
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channels from whois depending on the modules loaded and IRCd config._
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_Update on 2015-06-03: setting/unsetting umodes moved
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[here]({% post_url blog/2015-06-03-setting-umodes %})._
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