User modes

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Everyone

Any user may set or unset these modes on themselves.

Mode	Effect
i	Invisible - User will not be shown in /who searches. Set by default.
d	Deaf - Prevents you from recieving any channel or private messages.
p	Hides your channels in your /whois from regular users.
s [masks]	Allows you to view server notices (snomasks) sent from the server. See SNOMASKS for details.
w	Wallops - You can see the non-urgent wallop messages sent by network operators. Set by default.
x	Host mask - Your IP address will be masked and will not be seen by regular users. Set by default. Note : Turning on a hostserv mask will also override your IP address or host name
B	Marks you as being a bot in your /whois
G	G-rated - Censors bad words from your channel and private messages.
R	Non-registered users will not be able to send you messages.
T	Prevents you from recieving CTCP messages.

These modes can be set on almost anyone, however, they can only be set by the server.

Mode	Effect
r	Marks you as logged into services. The server sets this when you identify to NickServ (`/ns identify password`), and unsets it when you switch to another nickname not in your group or unidentify (`/ns logout`)
t	Marks you as using a virtual host (vhost). Network operators can get a vhost for your nickname, and it will replace your regular host when you identify to NickServ
z	Indicates you are connected through a secure connection. This will allow you to join channels that only allow +z users to join.
V	Marks you as a WebTV user.

Only a network operator can set or unset these modes on themselves. Not all network operators can set and unset these modes.

Mode	Effect
g	Can read and send global operator notices and local operator notices (/globops and /locops)
h	Places a line on their /whois saying they're avaliable for help, and allows the operator to see /helpop notices.
q	Prevents the operator from being kicked by anyone except the server. Can only be used by network operators with admin access.
v	Lets the operator see DCC Send Rejection notices that may be sent maliciously.
H	Hides operator status, so that the operator looks like a regular user.
W	Allows an operator to see people who use the /whois command on them.

These modes are set on the operators by the server, but can usually be taken off by the operator.

Mode	Effect
a	Marks the user as a services administrator.
o	Marks the user as a global operator.
A	Marks the user as a server administrator.
C	Marks the user as a co-administrator.
N	Marks the user as a network administrator.
O	Marks the user as a local operator.
S	Gives protection to channel services.