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Hell does not have a search function, so the only way to know what is in hell at any given time is to have kept track (or ask hell's minder). | Hell does not have a search function, so the only way to know what is in hell at any given time is to have kept track (or ask hell's minder). | ||
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The rumor that hell is sentient is just that: a rumor. Really. We swear. ...We hope. | The rumor that hell is sentient is just that: a rumor. Really. We swear. ...We hope. |
Revision as of 21:06, 29 April 2009
- The server is irc.dreamwidth.org
- The main channel is: #dw
- The mentoring channel is: #dw_kindergarten
- If you need more information on how this all works, see IRC help.
- IRC quote database
Contents
Bots
Infobot: Figment
There is a DW-specific infobot in the channel named Figment; the commands to use him are:
- infobot, <x> is <y>
- This is how you ask Figment to remember a factoid <x>. For example, you might say:
infobot, wiki is http://wiki.dwscoalition.org/notes/
- which would ask him to remember that the factoid "wiki" was the URL to Dreamwidth's development wiki. This command works only in PM. You can ask him to recall a factoid with the command below.
- infobot, <x>
- This asks Figment to recall a factoid that was previously remembered. You can use this in channel or in PM.
- infobot, no, <x> is <y>
- If Figment already knows a factoid when you try to ask him to remember one, he'll tell you that he already knows it and he won't remember the new definition. This command tells him to change the factoid to the new definition anyway. This command works only in PM.
- infobot, forget <x>
- This asks Figment to forget the factoid <x>. This command works only in PM.
hEll bot
You can feed items to hell. When an item is fed to hell, hell will most likely spew out random items it has consumed.
- feed <x> to hell
- /me feeds <x> to hell
- This feeds an item to Hell. Hell will probably at this point in time spew out one or two items it has been holding. It may also burp and not expel anything new.
- (Hell recognises a number of synonyms for "feed". The current list is "feed", "send", "damn", "punt", "toss", "smite", "condemn", "hurl", "throw" and "kick". These can also be used in their equivalent form as part of a /me - for example, "/me damns <x> to hell".)
- hell, tally
- This tells you how many items hell is currently holding.
Hell does not have a search function, so the only way to know what is in hell at any given time is to have kept track (or ask hell's minder).
There is a separate level of hell for every channel that hell is in, so objects that are fed to it in its testing channel will not re-emerge in #dw, and vice versa.
The rumor that hell is sentient is just that: a rumor. Really. We swear. ...We hope.
Bugsy
Bugsy is a bot that notifies the channel when bugs are opened, closed, or receive patches. It will also bring up more information about any bug that you link to in channel.
Nagios
Nagios is a bot that pages Mark when the site is down.
Channels
#dw
General Dreamwidth chatter, including owners, developers, support, and cheerleaders.
#dw_antispam
For the anti-spam team. Currently fairly quiet.
#dw_kindergarten
Intensive developer training; often quiet until someone asks a question.
#dw_ops
Mark, Denise, and Nagios the Annoying Wonder Bot.
#dw_tmi
For medical discussion and any of those generally interesting but actually occasionally a little gross discussions that sometimes start up.
#dw_work
A development/support/testing-focused channel without side-chatter.
#acrobot
For games of Acrophobia.
#hell
Testing channel for the hellbot.
#zilch
For playing Zilch.