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Introduction: Hacks #5-11
Now that you know how to connect to IRC, it's time
to get familiar with the way it works. It is essential to understand
the IRC model of networks, servers, channels, and users to chat with
individuals and groups alike. IRC is quite often a free-for-all,
where unique nicknames are allocated to the first people to ask for
them. If you are lucky enough to get the nickname you want, this
chapter will show you how to protect this valuable asset and ensure
that you can always use it when you reconnect to that particular IRC
network.As with all mature Internet-based technologies, a variety of acronyms
and abbreviations are commonly used on IRC. This chapter will
familiarize you with the essential lingo, so you
won't get confused when people start asking WTH you
don't RTFM.IRC gives you the freedom of creating your own channelsgroups
of users that share a common interest or theme. This chapter also
provides your first glimpse into channel management, showing you how
to use ChanServ and CHANFIX to protect your own channel from abuse
and to keep out unwelcome visitors.
