Party-Line Relay

General Information:
Welcome to the party-line, a channel with thousands of IRCs attached.
We're trying to build an interesting community, join in! Anybody is welcome.

If you're an IRC operator who doesn't want this here, leave a message or email the below address and it will be removed.
We would love for you to give our little club a chance. Even if it may seem scary to you, there's no reason it should be.
This only exists here for fun and chats.
Email: PartyLineRelay@gmail.com

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Commands:
\status (shows you how many IRCs and how many users)
\hide-extras (hides join/part/quit/nick/kick locally)
\unhide-extras
\to-english <text to translate>
\to-turkish <text to translate>
\to-[alpha2 country code] <text to translate> (ie. to-ru show me the russian!)
\msg <nick@networkname> <your message>
\notice <nick@networkname> <your notice>
\queue-count (shows you how many messages are in your receive queue)
\queue-clear (clears your receive queue)
\list <irc.address.net/NetworkName> <max channels>

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Notes:
- this project is a work in-progress so the commands may change in the future
- one of the above commands is allowed each two seconds
- msg and notice are meant for privately messaging remote users
- queue-count and queue-clear are meant for clearing out unwanted messages in the send queue towards your IRC
- if you pick a large <max channels> value for list and you realized it was a mistake, use queue-clear

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O:line Commands:
oper (identifies you as an IRC operator)
oper-remove (for IRC operators who want to remove the relay from their IRC)

Oper Notes:
- you only need to use the 'oper' command to authenticate if you were in the channel when the bot joined