Document channel manager invite.

[ircbot] / helpinfos

diff --git a/helpinfos b/helpinfos
index 9b25a58593e7aa272db76c731583ab2a84bedd99..a82ec539af1f14f513d88998333710ce30cb900b 100644 (file)
--- a/helpinfos
+++ b/helpinfos
@@ -13,8 +13,9 @@ General commands:           Registration and user settings:
  !invite [<chan>] <nick>...  Channel settings (see `help channel'):
  !op [<chan>]                 !channel [<chan>] <setting> [....]
  !leave [<chan>]             Additional help topics:
-                             !identify !identpass !invite !blight-id
+ !ping [<stuff ...>]          !identify !identpass !invite !blight-id
 Send commands to me by /msg, or say them in channel with \! in front.
+To get me on a channel, invite me.  To become channel manager, op me.
 
 :help
 help             gives an overview and lists the topics &c
@@ -64,7 +65,7 @@ leave <channel>       (privately)
 channel [<chan>] [show]                       show settings
 channel [<chan>] !manager +|-|= <nick> ...     set manager list
 channel [<chan>] !autojoin yes|no              join at bot start ?
-channel [<chan>] !userinvite pub|here|all|none who can \!invite ?
+channel [<chan>] !userinvite pub|here|all|none who can !invite ?
 channel [<chan>] !mode *|+...-...              set modes when alone
 channel [<chan>] !topic leave | set <topic>    set topic when alone?
 channel [<chan>] !topic see|tell +|-|= <chan>|* ...
@@ -97,6 +98,7 @@ channel [<chan>] userinvite all    anyone can \!invite and /msg
 channel [<chan>] userinvite none   \!invite and /msg are disabled
  Controls whether the `invite' command works for this channel, and
  who can use it (`help !invite').  `userinvite pub' is the default.
+ Channel managers can always use the `invite' command.
 
 :mode
 !channel [<chan>] mode *|+...-...           (`mode *' is default.)
@@ -175,7 +177,7 @@ set timeformat hms  use days, hours, minutes, seconds
 :ping
 ping [<string>]
 Replies with hopefully-useful information, including:
-* Current time, number of users on the system, and load average.
+* Current time, number of IRC and system users, and load averages.
 * Most recent traffic on a relevant channel (if sent privately, any
   channel we're both on, otherwise the channel in question.)  Only
   actual message traffic counts, and \!-commands don't count either.