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JOIN <#channel1[,#channel2,#channel3...]> [key] |
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JOIN <#channel1[,#channel2,#channel3...]> [<key>{,<key>}] |
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The JOIN command allows you to enter a public chat area known as |
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a channel. Network wide channels are proceeded by a '#', while |
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a local server channel is proceeded by an '&'. You can join more |
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than one channel at a time, separating their names with comma's (','). |
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a channel. You can join more than one channel at a time, |
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separating their names with commas (','). |
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If the channel has a key set, the second argument must be |
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given to enter. This allows channels to be password protected. |
