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	Next to IRC, there are (ro)bots, called Eggdrop. There are more kinds of bots, but the most popular is this one. It's still supported and developed. When you are thinking of getting an eggdrop, you have to be sure you are up to it. Eggdrop's are easy when you have some experience in Linux and IRC, but a pain when you only work in Windoze and just started with IRC'ing. You can use scripts -written in TCL- to protect your channel(s), store information, make stats and much more. They are able of using your IPv6 connection (if you have one), but then they have to be patched first. Eggdrop portal Many links to eggdrop pages in different languages. #Eggdrop Not only the home page of #Eggdrop at IRCnet, but has recourses too. Eggheads.org Main eggdrop development and Undernet's #Eggdrop home page Slennox's Eggdrop site Best resourceful eggdrop site and best botnet script Johoho's Eggdrop site Info about Eggdrop and pre compiled binaries as well as useful links for bot admins bseen scripts site Big TCL scripts search engine Sunmar's Eggdrop site Great site, with an Eggdrop scripting tutorial! Stats.mod Stats.mod is a module that keeps track of all the chatters and what they say. Gseen.mod Gseen.mod is a module which provide info when a chatter left the channel Stats DrLnet An example of the stats module -Stats of several channels on DrLnet- Other Modules Several modules, including botnetop.mod Tcl8.4/Tk8.4 Manual When you go write your own script, you'll need this. MP3Script MP3Script is an eggdrop script to share your MP3's with. Notice that it's in development.