IRC Roles
From ChekMate Security Group
IRC Policies
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Channel Users
We intentionally avoid drawing a distinction between channel operators and users. Everyone is a user, regardless of their privilege level, and each user has the ability to influence the usability of the channel.
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Responsbilities:
- Set a good example
- Be nice if someone messages you
- Use channel operator privileges sparingly
- Avoid highlighting and repetition
- Avoid sensitive material
- Avoid advocacy debates
- Take critiques to private message
- Don't be elitist
- Don't be caught by support burnout
- If you're considering publishing channel logs, think it through.
- Use pastebin whenever possible to avoid flooding. (http://pastebin.chekmate.org/) (http://pastebin.netgarage.org/)
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The Help Team
There's always going to be a certain number of cries for help from users. This team deals with people who have been auto-killed or k-lined, and those who can't connect and need someone to email in order to get help.
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Responsibilities:
- Producing help documents.
- Documenting standards of conduct for IRC Operators.
- Training helpers.
- Running #help, the only official help channel, which also includes helpers who aren't IRC Operators.
- Holding help sessions, when we have enough users to make it worthwhile.
- Accepting abuse reports from users regarding staff, and making judgment calls on who should receive them.
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The Services Team
This team looks after all aspects of services, including its maintenance and ongoing development.
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Responsibilities:
- Developing and maintaining our services package.
- Deciding where services.ChekMate.org should be and who should have what level of access to it.
- Providing at least one download site where admins and other networks can find our software.
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The Admin Team
This team is composed of all admins, co-admins and server representatives on the network. Any issue not strictly the business of any other team is dealt with by the Admin Team.
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Responsibilities:
- Training their IRC Operators.
- Keeping track of what their IRC Operators are doing and dealing with misconduct accordingly.
- Maintaining their ircd, e.g. upgrading it when there is a new release.
- Promoting the network.
- Upholding & updating network rules.
- Any other business (by discussion and/or vote).
- Deciding if a test linked server becomes perm linked.




