chanmembers.yaml

# chanmembers.yaml
#
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# This file is Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Simon Butcher
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file:
    type: "chanmembers"
    revision: "1.60"

# The following information is used to create pretty HTML page and tables

page:
    name: Channel Member Prefixes
    extra: >
        <p>
            Red denotes a conflicting numeric definition, gray for deprecated
            (however quite possibly still in use), and blue for OK. Where
            multiple prefix or mode characters may be commonly seen in the wild
            for this membership prefix, they are listed together.
        </p>

table:
    row-id: name

    row-classes:
        - conflict
        - obsolete

    columns:
        -
            name: Prefix
            content: prefixchar
            classes: code center
            inline-link: name
            description: Prefix character
        -
            name: Name
            content: name
            classes: code
            link: information
        -
            name: Mode
            content: mode
            classes: code center
            description: Mode character that enables this prefix
        -
            name: Origin
            content: origin
            link: contact
            description: Where the prefix came from
        -
            name: Comments
            content: comment
            seealso: seealso
            description: "Additional comments, history and other details"

# The following format is used through-out this file. The fields 'name',
# 'prefixchar', and irc2_mode are mandatory, the others may or may not exist.

format:
    name: membership type name
    prefixchar: the prefix character for nicknames to denote status
    mode: irc2 mode character associated with this membership
    origin: where the mode was found
    when: release version or announced date
    contact: point of contact associated with the membership
    information: url where to find more information
    comment: "comments, history etc"
    conflict: true
    obsolete: true

values:
    -
        name: FOUNDER
        prefixchar: "~"
        mode: q
        origin: EliteIRCd
        comment: >
            User created the channel. This user usually cannot be kicked
            or have this mode taken away by other users. In some software,
            they may perform actions that operators can, but are at a
            higher privilege level than either operators or protected
            users.

    -
        name: PROTECTED
        prefixchar: "& !"
        mode: a
        origin: EliteIRCd
        comment: >
            User is "protected". This means they cannot be kicked or have
            this mode taken away by operators (or other protected users).
            In some software, they may perform actions that operators can,
            but at a higher privilege level than operators.

    -
        name: OPERATOR
        prefixchar: "@"
        mode: o
        origin: RFC1459
        comment: >
            User is a channel operator. They can kick users, change modes,
            set other users to operator (or lower) status, etc.

    -
        name: HALF_OPERATOR
        prefixchar: "%"
        mode: h
        origin: Hybrid
        comment: >
            User is a channel half-operator, that is they have 'half' the
            access of a full operator. Half-ops can kick unopped users,
            voiced users, set channel modes including +v, but not kick ops
            or deop ops. This leads to greater security on channels.

    -
        name: VOICED
        prefixchar: "+"
        mode: v
        origin: RFC1459
        comment: >
            Channel member is voiced. They can speak while the channel is
            being moderated. Some implementations also allow them to speak
            when barred from access to the channel for some reason (such as
            being banned)

    -
        name: CREATOR
        prefixchar: "@"
        mode: O
        origin: RFC2811
        comment: >
            The user created the channel, but only used for '!' channels
            according to the RFC.

        obsolete: true