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botmode: Document /WHO response and PRIVMSG tags #67

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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion docs/3/modules/botmode.yml
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name: botmode

description: |-
This module adds user mode `B` (bot) which marks users with it set as bots in their `/WHOIS` response.
This module adds user mode `B` (bot) which marks users with it set as bots. This includes:

* in their `/WHOIS` response
* in `/WHO` responses
* in PRIVMSGs sent by them, using the `draft/bot` (starting with InspIRCd 3.11) and `inpircd.org/bot` tags
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* in their `/WHOIS` response
* in `/WHO` responses
* in PRIVMSGs sent by them, using the `draft/bot` (starting with InspIRCd 3.11) and `inpircd.org/bot` tags
* In their `/WHOIS` response.
* In `/WHO` responses.
* In messages using the `bot` and `inspircd.org/bot` tags.

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I removed the "in" because "This includes: in their /WHOIS response" sounds weird


Depending on your module-specific configuration this can also prevents a bot from using non-bot aliases (requires [the alias module](/3/modules/alias)) and from receiving channel history on join (requires [the chanhistory module](/3/modules/chanhistory)).

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