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• IRC Network Rules
  • The Rules
    • No DNS spam hosts. (http://www.dnsspam.org http://www.spamcalc.net)
    • No open proxies of any kind. (http://www.spamhaus.org/xbl and http://www.sorbs.net)
    • No more than 3 connections per IP address, except if you have an I:Line.
    • No ban evasion.
    • No flooding, warez, DoS, or cracking.
    • No transmitting stolen goods, such credit card numbers.
  • Consequences for breaking these rules
    • On the first offence : a warning (this can be given in channel, /msg or by /kill with a descriptive reason)
    • On subsequent offences : a ban from the network (ban length at least 1h, at most 150d) which increases on each subsequent offence.
    • Very serious offences such as cracking and DoS always get a ban of at least one month, even for the first offence.
    • Serious abuse of shell services also gets the offender added to the SAD, and their details sent to all admins on SN.

• IRC Server Rules
  • You must follow the rules stated in the motd of the server you are connected to.
  • If you do not do this, the server admin may ban you from their server.

• IRC Operator Rules
  • Network bans and global kills (akills, sglines, etc) may be used *only* for violation of network rules.
  • Local bans and local kills (klines, etc) may be used for enforcing the rules stated in the server's MOTD.
  • /connect and /squit should only be used when necessary for network maintenance.
  • Server admins must give advance notice of their server going down where possible.
  • Irc operators must NOT interfere in channels (via modehacking, overriding bans, or otherwise) unless they are required to do so in order to protect the network from a known security threat.
  • Irc operators must act professionally and so that they give a good impression of SN.