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==IRC Policy== |
==IRC Policy== |
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The Sims Wiki has a dedicated [[The_Sims_Wiki:IRC_Channel|IRC (Internet Relay Chat) Channel]] that is open to all editors on the Wiki and allows live communication between multiple editors in real-time. |
The Sims Wiki has a dedicated [[The_Sims_Wiki:IRC_Channel|IRC (Internet Relay Chat) Channel]] that is open to all editors on the Wiki and allows live communication between multiple editors in real-time. '''By using the channel (Freenode/#The_Sims), you agree to be bound by these policies, and acknowledge that violation of policies can result in being ''kicked'' or ''banned'' from the channel, with possible corresponding action on The Sims Wiki.''' |
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The following rules govern use of the IRC Channel: |
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*There is no official topic of the channel; it may be used to discuss the Wiki, discuss ''The Sims'', or simply to build community. However, discussions on the channel must remain appropriate for a general audience. |
*There is no official topic of the channel; it may be used to discuss the Wiki, discuss ''The Sims'', or simply to build community. However, discussions on the channel must remain appropriate for a general audience. |
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*Harassing or attacking other channel users is not allowed. |
*Harassing or attacking other channel users is not allowed. |
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*Users of the channel should not attempt to obtain personal information from other users, either directly or through subversion. |
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*No diving |
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===Operators=== |
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*No running |
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Certain frequent users of the IRC channel have "operator" status. This status gives two unique abilities, as well as added responsibilities. Operators are able to '''kick''' and '''ban''' users that participate in unruly or unacceptable behavior. A kick results in a temporary removal from the channel, whereas a ban permanently bans a user from the channel. Both kicks and bans are used only under certain circumstances and should not be abused. |
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*No fishing of the bridge |
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===Booting=== |
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If you are interested in obtaining operator rights on the channel, contact [[User:Duskey|Duskey]] for more information. |
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Certain users are given special administrative powers over the IRC channel, namely the ability to '''boot''' users from the channel for participating in unruly or unacceptable behavior. This power is accompanied by a moderator responsiblity, and is only awarded to users who have shown their maturity and who are regularly active on the channel. |
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Revision as of 00:22, 31 July 2010
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IRC Policy
The Sims Wiki has a dedicated IRC (Internet Relay Chat) Channel that is open to all editors on the Wiki and allows live communication between multiple editors in real-time. By using the channel (Freenode/#The_Sims), you agree to be bound by these policies, and acknowledge that violation of policies can result in being kicked or banned from the channel, with possible corresponding action on The Sims Wiki.
The following rules govern use of the IRC Channel:
- There is no official topic of the channel; it may be used to discuss the Wiki, discuss The Sims, or simply to build community. However, discussions on the channel must remain appropriate for a general audience.
- Harassing or attacking other channel users is not allowed.
- Negative actions by users on the IRC Channel can result in disciplinary action on the Wiki, including warnings, blocks and bans.
Operators
Certain frequent users of the IRC channel have "operator" status. This status gives two unique abilities, as well as added responsibilities. Operators are able to kick and ban users that participate in unruly or unacceptable behavior. A kick results in a temporary removal from the channel, whereas a ban permanently bans a user from the channel. Both kicks and bans are used only under certain circumstances and should not be abused.
If you are interested in obtaining operator rights on the channel, contact Duskey for more information.
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