kick v.
[IRC] To cause somebody to be removed from a
IRC channel, an option only available to channel ops. This is
an extreme measure, often used to combat extreme flamage or
flooding, but sometimes used at the CHOP's whim. Compare
gun.
[IRC] To cause somebody to be removed from a
IRC channel, an option only available to channel ops. This is
an extreme measure, often used to combat extreme flamage or
flooding, but sometimes used at the CHOP's whim. Compare
gun.
Related:
- kick: [IRC] v. To cause somebody to be removed from a {IRC}
channel, an option only available to {CHOP}s.
This is an extreme measure, often used to combat extreme {flamage} or {flood}ing, but sometimes used at the chop's whim.... - CHOP /chop/ n. [IRC] See channel op.
- op /op/ n.
1. In England and Ireland, common verbal
abbreviation for `operator', as in system operator.
Less common in the U.S., where sysop seems to be preferred.... - op: /op/ n. 1. In England and Ireland, common verbal
abbreviation for `operator', as in system operator.
Less common in the U.S., where {sysop} seems to be preferred.... - ehi [IRC, MUD] "Hello again." Very commonly used to greet people upon returning to an IRC channel after channel hopping.
- flood v.
[common; IRC] To dump large amounts of text
onto an IRC channel.
This is especially rude when the text is uninteresting and the other users are trying to carry on a serious conversation.... - channel op /chan'l op/ n.
[IRC] Someone who is endowed
with privileges on a particular IRC channel
commonly abbreviated `chanop' or `CHOP'. These privileges include the right to kick users, to change various status bits, and to make others into CHOPs.... - channel op: /chan'l op/ [IRC] n. Someone who is endowed with
privileges on a particular {IRC} channel
commonly abbreviated `chanop' or `CHOP'. These privileges include the right to {kick} users, to change various status bits, and to make others into CHOPs.... - link-dead adj.
[MUD] The state a player is in when they
kill their connection to a MUD without leaving it
properly.
The player is then commonly left as a statue in the game, and is only removed after a certain period of time (an hour on most MUDs)....

