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An IRC logging bot, created to be easy to use and simple to configure. The bot comes with a powerful web interface, which through fancy graphs and number illustrate the statistics and logs of both the activity of the user and the channel.
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Muffinbot is an IRC bot that makes having a bot easy. Muffinbot is simple to install, run, configure, and make work for your purposes. The source and plugins are written in PHP. Muffinbot is configured through either the web or the command line.
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An IRC bot, based on Supybot, designed specifically for use with Foundation: the Game, as well as the FtG forums.
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Luz is a GPL IRC Services. It's purpose is to offer a quality free software product, instead of the closed source available ones. It's designed mainly -but not limited to- for ircu based ircd's.
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Valuhack is a collaborative effort of a variety of newsgroups to port a simple program to as many languages as possible, while maintaining the true spirit of hacking.
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