Serious Issues With The Chat Rooms

[SuperJude™]

When you hit the server type /ns register password email

You will then have your nick regged. Then go to your options>connect>perform and in the window type /ns identify password and you will be automatically identified when you join/rejoin.

That or your nic was already regged by yourself? Don't think so since I haven't seen you since the quakenet days, but just a thought.

-SJ™

[scribblec]

ill just keep scribblec name then

got it to work

[SuperJude™]

Cheers man.

Also to the guy who started this thread, a bit of advice.

Try to side chat one of the ops if you are treated unfairly. So many people come into chat and act lame that sometimes people who don't "really" deserve it but here is a quote directly from the irchelp text that comes with mIRC:

"(36) Help! Someone kicked/banned me from a channel. Whom do I complain to?

The answer to this question is the current channel operators, and them alone. Given the dynamic nature of channels, channel operators do not need to have a -reason- to kick you off. They decide what goes on in the channel. Complaining either to IRC Operators or to the system administrators about being kicked or banned from a channel is considered extremely childish, and will not result action. IRC operators do not meddle with channel politics - that's the job of channel operators. Proper IRC netiquette is to keep IRC issues within IRC, because system admins have little time to deal with IRC issues and many would rather shut it down rather than deal with problems arising from it. If you should get banned or kicked from a channel, you are always free to start your own channel and decide what is appropriate content there. Imagine channels as houses. The owner of the house can decide to share ownership with someone else and can decide to prevent any individual from entering his house. In your own house, -you- call the shots. :-) Feel free to Create your own channel, and set up your own rules for it. "

Just something to think about.

-SJ™