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This was written by Sumopiggy:

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Here's a userscript for dAmn that I wrote a while ago but haven't got around to posting as a deviation until now. Here's a description of the features that dAmn Goodies adds to dAmn:

Nicknames : /nick

This goodie allows you to allocate nicknames to users. When you tab a user with a nickname set, the script will automatically replace the username with the nickname, while still hilighting the user.

Commands:
/nick on -- Turns nicknames on (default)
/nick off -- Turns nicknames off
/nick list -- Shows list of the nicknames you have set

/nick [set|add|new] Username [to] Nickname -- Set a user's nickname
/nick [remove|delete|clear] Username -- Clears a user's nickname

Examples:
/nick set sumopiggy to Sam -- Will set sumopiggy's nickname to Sam
/nick add sumopiggy Sam -- Will do the exact same thing
/nick clear sumopiggy -- Will remove sumopiggy's nickname


Accents : /accent

This goodie will give the messages you send in chat a different accent. It does this by replacing certain words with others. You can choose from a few different accents, use the list command to view them all.

Commands:
/accent off -- Turns accent off
/accent list -- Shows list of the accents available
/accent pirate -- Set's the current accent to "pirate" (replace pirate with any of the other accent names)


Backtalk : /klat

This goodie simply takes whatever you say and reverses it. So "How are you today?" would come out as "?yadot uoy era woH" and so on.

Commands:
/klat on -- Turns backwards talking on
/klat off -- Turns backwards talking off (default)


Antikick : /antikick

This goodie automatically rejoins a room each time you get kicked.

Commands:
/antikick on -- Turns antikick on (default)
/antikick off -- Turns antikick off


Multi : /multi

** WARNING: Use this goodie with caution **

This goodie lets you do default dAmn commands like /kick and /ban multiple times.
You can either define the users manually like so:

/multi kick (userOne User2 USER-3) Reason for kicking goes here

Or you can choose a whole privclass to do the command to, for example if there is a privclass named Members, then you'd use this:

/multi kick **Members Reason goes here

Or you can choose multiple privclasses, eg:

/multi kick (**Members **Guests) Reason goes here

You can use the following commands with /multi:

msg - Will say each member's name (or each word in the brackets)
action - Does the same as msg, but as an action (like the /me command)
ban - Bans each user.
demote - Demotes each user (type the privclass that you want to demote to in place of the "Reason goes here" in above examples)
join - Joins each room in the brackets.
kick - Kicks each user.
part - Parts each room.
promote - See demote.
title - Sets the title in each room in the brackets
topic - Sets the topic ...
unban - Unbans each user.
whois - Does whois for each user.

And also:

So what are they?

* %AWAY%: Your reason for setting away. Can be used in:
o /setaway
o /setback
o Auto-Reply

* %FROM%: The person highlighting you while you're away. Can be used in:
o Auto-reply

* %IGNORE%: The person you're (un)ignoring. Can be used in:
o /ignore
o /unignore



And the other things?

* Automatically autokick every time: This appends an acronym with the phrase (autokicked) to every kick you make. If you don't already know, this keeps people with the dAmn.pwn script installed from automatically rejoining after being kicked. I highly recommend this feature, and have been using it for over a year.
* Enable /clearall command: Another favorite. This allows the /clearall command to be used, /clear'ing every room you are in at one time. Great for when dAmn gets laggy due to a huge scroll buffer.
* Disable logout button: Ever accidentally log out trying to change rooms? No more! Select the sub option to remove it completely.
* Enable Timestamps: Simply put, this is an alternate system for handling dAx timestamps. Note that this does not use a cookie, as dAx does, so it will be persistent and your timestamps will not randomly disappear.