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Update docs to remove references to bitchx.com

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Thanks to cpet for the patch.
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Kevin Easton
2017-01-02 01:09:57 +11:00
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bitchx-docs/7_Docs/About_BitchX
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@@ -20,24 +20,14 @@ maintained by Colten Edwards and a few others. EPIC is maintained by Jeremy
Nelson aka "hop". Alot of changes that appear within BitchX are backported
to EPIC as I am a contributor to epic.
You can get a copy of the BitchX client via ftp from these mirrors:
Not all sites will be always up to date, but many of them try.
You can get a copy of the BitchX client from the official site:
Site Directory Maintainer
ftp.bitchx.com /pub/BitchX Mhacker/panasync
ftp.bitchx.org /pub/BitchX sideshow
If you want to mirror the BitchX client, please drop an email to Colten
Edwards (panasync@BitchX.com) telling him the host and directory where
we can count on you to keep a copy of the current version of the BitchX
client. The BitchX client takes about 1.2m, the help files take about 150k,
and from time to time there are other patches that range from 5k to 30k in
size.
http://www.bitchx.org/
A mailing list for all things related to BitchX exists. Send email to
majordomo@lists.bitchx.com with the words "subscribe bitchx" in the body
(and nothing else!). This list exists for bug reports, discussion about and
requests for new features, and anything else that has to do with BitchX.
bitchx-devel@lists.sourceforge.net This list exists for bug reports,
discussion about and requests for new features, and anything else that is
relevant to BitchX.
* BitchX is completely safe: There are no hidden trap doors.
We value your trust, and will not do anything to abuse it.

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bitchx-docs/README_FIRST
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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ similar to the Unix manual system.
The implication of this, however, is that HELP can't work the same way
as it used to. In order to read a helpfile now, its section number must
also be given. Thus, where one previously obtained help on WHOIS with
"/help whois", one must now use "/help 2 whois".
"/help whois", one must now use "/ehelp 2 whois".
Another change is the references to related topics in individual helpfiles,
which is another similarity to Unix man pages. To better help users ease
@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ into the new format, all topic references in the "See Also" sections will
include a Unix-ish section reference, such as "whois(2)".
Also if your familar with a command and you find that it's not listed in
here, please write a description of it and email it to
edwards@bitchx.dimension6.com. Your input here, might help someone else.
here, please write a description of it and send it to
bitchx-devel@lists.sourceforge.net. Your input here, might help someone else.
++ If you have not yet read "/ehelp 7 new_user", please do so now. ++