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What is an IRCop?

April 26, 2017ircop

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What is an IRCop?

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An IRCop (also called oper or irc op, and sometimes mistakenly called a mircop, IRCCOP, or just cop) is someone who has an O:line on one of Undernet’s servers. This simply means that they have the ability to use some server commands that are restricted from ordinary users. IRCops also have the ability to use Undernet’s services like Uworld, EUworld, and Uworld2 in attempts to keep Undernet together as a network. The primary responsibility of IRCops is to keep their servers connected to the Undernet.