Command MemoServ Services Allnetwork

1. DELETE

DELETE allows you to delete memos from your

inbox. You can either delete all memos with

the all parameter, or specify a memo number.

You can obtain a memo number by using the LIST

command.

You can also SEND, READ, LIST and FORWARD memos.

Syntax: DELETE all|

Examples:

    /msg MemoServ DELETE all

    /msg MemoServ DELETE 1

2. FORWARD

FORWARD allows you to forward a memo to another

account. Useful for a variety of reasons.

You can also SEND, DELETE, LIST or READ memos.

Syntax: FORWARD  

Examples:

    /msg MemoServ FORWARD kog 1

3. IGNORE

IGNORE allows you to ignore memos from another

user. Possible reasons include inbox spamming,

annoying users, bots that have figured out how

to register etc.

You can add up to 40 users to your ignore list

Syntax: IGNORE ADD|DEL|LIST|CLEAR 

Examples:

    /msg MemoServ IGNORE ADD kog

    /msg MemoServ IGNORE DEL kog

    /msg MemoServ IGNORE LIST

    /msg MemoServ IGNORE CLEAR

4. LIST

LIST shows you your memos in your inbox,

including who sent them and when. To read a

memo, use the READ command. You can also

DELETE or FORWARD a memo.

Syntax: LIST

Examples:

    /msg MemoServ LIST

5. READ

READ allows you to read a memo that another

user has sent you. You can obtain a list of

memos from the LIST command, or delete a

memo with the DELETE command.

Syntax: READ 

Examples:

    /msg MemoServ READ 1

6. SEND

SEND allows you to send a memo to a nickname

that is offline at the moment.  When they

come online they will be told they have messages

waiting for them and will have an opportunity

to read your memo.

Your memo cannot be more than 300 characters.

Syntax: SEND  text

Examples:

    /msg MemoServ SEND Kog pay your bills

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