%{help=die}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bDIE%b <password>
   This makes me die (go away) -- not something you will
   probably be doing very often.
%{help=email}
%b/MSG%b %B %bEMAIL%b <my email address>
   This will set your email address.  It's shown when
   someone does a WHOIS on you (see HELP WHOIS).
%{help=go}%{+o|o}
%b/MSG%b %B %bGO%b <channel>
   This makes me leave a channel if I'm not a channel op.
   (It's useful for regaining ops.)
%{help=help}
%bMSG%b commands for %b%B%b:
%{cols=4/50}%{-}
EMAIL
INFO
WHO
IDENT
HELP
VOICE
WHOIS
PASS
%{+o|o}
OP
INVITE
GO
%{-}%{+m}
DIE
JUMP
MEMORY
REHASH
RESET
%{+m|m}
STATUS
%{end}
For help on a command, %b/MSG%b %B %bHELP%b <command>
%{+m}
You are a master.  Many many more commands are
available via dcc chat.
%{-}
Admin: %A
There may also be additional commands provided by other modules.
%{help=ident}
%b/MSG%b %B %bIDENT%b <password> [nickname]
   This lets me recognize you from a new address.  You must
   use your password (the one you set with PASS) so I know
   it's really you.  If you're using a different nickname
   than you were when you registered, you'll have to give
   your original nickname too.
%{help=info}
%b/MSG%b %B %bINFO%b [password] [channel] [an info line]
   Whatever you set as your info line will be shown when
   you join the channel, as long as you haven't been there
   in the past three minutes.  It is also shown to people
   when they ask the bot for WHO or WHOIS.  You may set an
   info line specific to a channel like so:
      %b/MSG%b %B %bINFO%b mypass #channel This is my info.
   Or you may set the default info line (used when there
   is no channel-specific one) like so:
      %b/MSG%b %B %bINFO%b mypass This is my default info.
%b/MSG%b %B %bINFO%b [password] [channel] %bNONE%b
   This erases your info line.
%{help=invite}%{+o|o}
%b/MSG%b %B %bINVITE%b <password> <channel>
   This will make me invite you to a channel (if I'm on
   that channel).
%{help=jump}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bJUMP%b <password> [server [port [server password]]]
   This will make me jump to a new server.  You can
   optionally tell me a server to jump to, in the form of
   'new.server.com' or 'new.server.com 6667'.
%{help=memory}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bMEMORY%b
   This makes me tell you info about how much memory I'm
   using.  Pretty boring stuff.
%{help=op}%{+o|o}
%b/MSG%b %B %bOP%b <password> [channel]
   This will tell me to op you on any channel where I have
   ops and you don't.  If you give a channel name, I'll just
   op you on that channel.
%{help=voice}%{+o|o}
%b/MSG%b %B %bVOICE%b <password> <channel>
   This will tell me to voice you on the channel if I have
   ops and you don't have a voice, and I monitor that channels
   voices.
%{help=pass}
%b/MSG%b %B %bPASS%b <password>
   This sets a password, which lets you use other commands,
   like %bIDENT%b.
%{+o|o}
   Ops and masters: You need a password to use ANY op or
   master command.
%{-}
%b/MSG%b %B %bPASS%b <oldpass> <newpass>
   This is how you change your password.
%{help=rehash}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bREHASH%b <password>
   This makes me reload my config file.
%{help=reset}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bRESET%b [channel]
   This makes the me reset my channel information, in case
   I'm out of sync with reality.  It isn't used much any
   more.
%{help=status}%{+m|m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bSTATUS%b
   This gives you a little three line display of my current
   status.  The status command in dcc chat is much better.
%{help=who}
%b/MSG%b %B %bWHO%b <channel>
   This will show you a list of who's on that channel right
   now, and each person's info line (if they have one).
%{help=whois}
%b/MSG%b %B %bWHOIS%b <nick>
   This will give you information about someone else I
   know, including his or her default info line, email
   address, when they were last on the channel, and
   if they are an op or master.