Update doc on banning disruptive users for OFTC
OFTC doesn't have a server-side remove command (I can't find evidence that it even works on Freenode though I only bothered to test on OFTC to confirm). Update this section of our IRC document accordingly. Change-Id: I6b7838327f0d4ea3ea8c3697fc784657bb2a64ff
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@ -312,19 +312,9 @@ channel is to add them to Chanserv's auto-kick list like so::
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This will immediately and anonymously kick them from the channel, and prevent
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them from rejoining until explicitly removed from the akick list again.
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On some networks, the preferred mechanism for removing a user from a channel is
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a kick. Freenode also supports the "remove" command which is a gentler way to
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simply send a part-like command to the user's client. In most cases, this will
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signal the client not to try to rejoin. Syntax for the removal command is as
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follows (you must be an operator)::
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/quote remove #channel nickname :Reason goes here
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Note the colon in the syntax, if this is omitted only the first word will
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accompany the removal message.
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Banning of disruptive users is also available with the `/ban` command, see your
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client documentation for syntax.
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client documentation for syntax, though this will require opping yourself in
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the channel first.
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Renaming an IRC Channel
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