WikiChump

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Last Update: 2013-02-27

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WikiChump is a perlbot plugin that listens in an IRC channel for URLs and posts them to a specified wiki page. Currently it only works with phpWiki. It allows for the titling and commenting of the captured URLs. The wiki provides a RSS feed.

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