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Rules of channel X in network Y.
The channels which use these
rules should link to this page in ENTRYMSG (or other automatic msg by
bot) or topic. Channel URL is not so good as many clients hide it
somewhere (which actually happens with everything else than topic)
More about my bot (which might or might not be on this channel) here.
- Use common sense.
- Be nice, no discrimination
- Mind your language, not everyone is e.g. your brother (“bro”), don’t swear or use slurs.
- In case you aren’t sure which pronouns to use about someone else, please use singular they
- Clearly tell when links aren’t safe for everyone by prefixing them
with
[NSFW]or similar. - Respect boundaries, don’t PM people without asking first.
- You may PM ops or ops may PM you if it’s required for solving potential channel issue peacefully.
- Don’t log the channel publicly.
- Don’t bring bots to the channel without asking ops first.
These rules also affect (h)ops (and higher), if you see them breaking these rules, please do say it.
- If you need help from channel op…
- ping or PM them (but keep in mind they might be blocking all PMs)
- if the network supports it and you have correct flags (voice?),
/msg memoserv sendops #channel <the issue> !opsmight work if the ops are highlighting on it or there is bot handling it, but it’s not as recommended as the other ways.- if there are no ops present, try contacting the network operators, they should have flags to help.
Furher reading:
- Keep your ops opped!
- Blocking all PMs by default
Changelog (at GitHub):
- 2015-06-28: more generalization & clarifying on PMing (on respecting boundaries)
- 2015-05-07: make getting help from ops a little more clear
- 2015-05-03: add TL;DR to meta description & remove weird feeling line & fix language & Finnish translation
- 2015-05-02: no *isms –> no discrimination & cleaning
- 2015-04-26: typo fixes, cleaning up
- 2015-04-14: Initial version