Help - MH Wiki Chat Room
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The MH Wiki uses the chat room service called Mibbit, an Ajax (Ajax means there is no need to refresh to see incoming messages) based web chat client, currently supporting the IRC protocol. It is a simple approach to IRC that runs right in your browser without the need of a special client. For any newbie IRC users, this is a great way to get your foot in the door. This article attempts to make being on the Mibbit Chat as easy as possible with these lists of commands.
Links: Mibbit.com
Channel Mode commands
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[edit] Signs
Only seen when using the Mibbit.com chat.
| Sign | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Red name on namelist | That user is currently typing. |
| Users with green shirts | Using Mibbit as their chat client. |
| Users with blue shirts | Not using Mibbit as their chat client. |
| Light green name | That user has set him or herself on away status. |
| Star next to name | An operator (op) of the chat. |
[edit] Commands
| Normal Commands | ||
|---|---|---|
| Desired Effect | What to Type | Extra Info |
| Change name while in chat | /nick (newname) | - |
| Register your nick | /msg nickserv register (your desired password) (your real email address) | Use this to secure your nick so others can't take it while you're offline. Freenode will send you an email to verify your registration so use a valid email. |
| Sign in | /msg nickserv identify (your password) | Use this to sign in with your password if you have registered your nick. |
| Enforce Nick | /msg nickserv set enforce ON | Use this to make your nick be enforce and makes those who want to use nicks identify in time and prevents any use should noone id in time and gets changed to a guest (must be logged in with the nick to enforce) |
| Release | /msg nickserv release (nick) (password) | Release the security on the nick you enforced when someone uses it without identifying |
| Ghosting | /msg nickserv ghost (nick) (password) | Switches your nick to the nick you registered and is being used by someone |
| Private message a user | /msg (other user's name) (message) | You can also just double-click the user you want to private message. |
| Type an "action" | /me (whatever you want to say) | For example, PitchBlack696 is eating cake. |
| Ignore a user | /ignore (username) or /silence (username) | You will no longer see messages from the user you ignore. |
| Set on Away Status | /away | Your name will become light green. |
| Find info on a user | /whois (username) | Locates IP address. |
| Find info on a user who is not currently online | /whowas (username) | Locates IP address. |
| Op Commands | ||
| Desired Effect | What to Type | Extra Info |
| Unban a user | /unban (username from the banned person's WHOIS) | A banned user is able to come back. |
| Kick a user out | /kick (username) (reason) | Just kicked the user out. They may come back if they want. |
| Op others | /op (username) | Ops someone when you need to be away for abit |
| Deop others | /deop (username) | Deops someone who have op |
| Voice others | /voice (username) | Voices someone (voice allows you to talk should the chat get turned into a mod only chat) |
| Devoice others | /devoice (username | Devoices someone who have voice |
[edit] A Thing Or Two With [Un]Banning
In order to ban someone, you must be an OP (which is only natural), and you must WHOIS the person you want to ban beforehand. After whoising the person, you must click on their nick, and there should be 3 new extra commands than the usual when you're not an OP. In order to ban them properly, you must click on the ban ABOVE the ignore command (which should be the person's HOSTNAME from the whois and it should look something like *@mib-numbers and alphabets here), this is to ensure that it's a permanent ban, and any other method of banning will NOT do, and you should NEVER click on Ban Mibbt@*, it has been tested that if you DO click on in by accident, it will conviniently ban the ENTIRE channel. If you accidently click on Ban Mibbit@*, there's still a chance to save the chat from permanent ban, and that's for you to type /unban Mibbit@* BEFORE leaving the channel. Unbanning someone is also the same, and that's to type /unban *@the person's hostname in their whois.
Those using alternative IRC clients, or simply prefer typing, the commands for banning and unbanning are used as followed:
/[un]ban nickname!username@hostmask
Remove brackets for unban, remove [un] for ban. Where it says nickname, it is the targeted person's current IRC nickname, i.e. ChatUser1, ChatUser2. Where it says username, it is the targeted person's WHOIS, in front of the @ and after the !. Most mibbit users have an i=[somecode] username. Those using Chatzilla commonly have a n=chatzill username. Where it says hostmask, it is the targeted person's hostmask, following the @ symbol. This is usually a pointless ban when the person is using mibbit.
To correctly ban or unban someone, most resort to the use of the username. To do so properly, where you omit the nickname and hostmask, replace them with an asterisk *. An example is:
/[un]ban *!username@*
Please be sure to type it out properly, as typing simply *!*@* will ban the entire channel.
[edit] Customizing the Color of Your Font
| Some Keywords | ||
|---|---|---|
| Type | Description and Example | |
| bold | bolds the words | |
| underline | underlines the words | |
| fg | changes color of the font | |
| bg | changes color of the background | |
There are a total of 16 colors to use on Mibbit Chat.
| The Colors | ||
|---|---|---|
| Number | Color | |
| 0 | White | |
| 1 | Black | |
| 2 | Dark Blue | |
| 3 | Green | |
| 4 | Red | |
| 5 | Grape | |
| 6 | Purple | |
| 7 | Peach | |
| 8 | Yellow | |
| 9 | Lime Green | |
| 10 | Teal | |
| 11 | Turquoise | |
| 12 | Blue | |
| 13 | Hot Pink | |
| 14 | Dark Grey | |
| 15 | Light Grey | |
[edit] Need extra help?
| Channels to Get Help | ||
|---|---|---|
| Deal with Bots | Deal with People | |
| /msg chanserv help commands | /join #mediawiki-ops | |
| /msg nickserv help commands | /join #help | |
| /help | /join #freenode | |
