*** Getting addicted ***

                                [*]
	            WEBCHAT/IRC <-> PSYC/TELNET
                                / \
  Looking, (too much), around _/   \_ Looking, (too much), around  
        Tweaking with places _/     \_ Tweaking with places    
     An asymmetric wormhole _/       \_ sTalking
     Friends (of) Presence _/         \_ Friends (of) Presence
        Manage Identities _/           \_ Manage Identities
 		    Logs _/		\_  Logs
                                XMPP


### Using webchat or irc:

** Looking, (too much), around: [ BASIC | TOP ]

/up(time)
	How long has this been going on? 

/vers(ion) [ <person> ]
	Information request about the software version of your server 
	or somebody else's software configuration, which may or may not 
	be given to you however.


** Tweaking with places: [ BASIC | TOP ]

/hist(ory) [<amount or pattern>]
	Shows the given amount of messages from the history of last public 
	messages in the room, or it matches them for a pattern you provide. 
	This function is only available in special public rooms. 

/histclear [<amount>]
	May allow you to clear the history of such a public room, depending 
	on the configuration of the room. When you provide an amount, only 
	that amount of messages is deleted from the room history, otherwise 
	the complete history is removed. Should you by mistake keep a private 
	conversation in a public room, this may be of help to protect your 
	privacy. It is however much safer to keep private conversations in 
	private rooms or messages! 

/st(atus)  or the short form  /s
	shows information about the room.

/h(ome)
	Yankees go home!


** Friends (of) Presence: [ BASIC | TOP ]

/surf
	Produces a web address where you can head off surfing 
	along the social network of your friends friends. 
	You must give this a try! 

/show [notify|in|out|display|trust|expose|all]
    	Shows the current state of friendships, display settings, 
	trust or exposure levels. 

/mood <Digit> [<Description>]
	Mood can currently only be set using a digit on the scale from 
	happy to sad which is equivalent to the values 9 to 1. 

/av(ailability) <Digit> [<Description>]
	As /<State> You but providing the state numerically. 
	realtime, talkative, here, busy, nearby, unavailable, away, vacation, offline
	are equivalent to digit values 9 through 1.


** Manage Identities: [ TOP ]

/ni(ckname) [<mask>]
	Allows to change your name within the conversation of 
	a specific room. For technical reasons of protocol design, 
	IRC clients cannot display these changes. Works also /nick.

/co(nnect) <identity> [<password>]
	Experimental command to switch personality or even connect to 
	a PSYC identity on a remote PSYC server.
	Eg: /co psyc://minch.io/~fuffi 0lyshit

/alias <nickname> <identity>
	Allows you to define personal shortcuts for remote PSYC users 
	so you no longer have to type the complete address. Makes the 
	person also more palpable to your IRC client, if you are using one. 
	Eg: /alias fuffi psyc://minch.io/~fuffi 

/unalias <nickname>
	Do I need to explain this one? 


** Logs: [ TOP ]

/log [<amount or pattern>]
	Shows the given amount of messages from the log of last messages, 
	or it matches the last log for a pattern you provide. For registered 
	users a limited amount of messages is saved when you leave. 
	Works also /la(stlog).

/logclear
	Deletes your personal log of last messages from memory and the 


### Using psyc native clients or telnet:

** Looking, (too much), around: [ BASIC | TOP ]

/up(time)
	How long has this been going on? 

/vers(ion) [ <person> ]
	Information request about the software version of your server 
	or somebody else's software configuration, which may or may not 
	be given to you however.


** Tweaking with places: [ BASIC | TOP ]

/hist(ory) [<amount or pattern>]
	Shows the given amount of messages from the history of last public 
	messages in the room, or it matches them for a pattern you provide. 
	This function is only available in special public rooms. 

/histclear [<amount>]
	May allow you to clear the history of such a public room, depending 
	on the configuration of the room. When you provide an amount, only 
	that amount of messages is deleted from the room history, otherwise 
	the complete history is removed. Should you by mistake keep a private 
	conversation in a public room, this may be of help to protect your 
	privacy. It is however much safer to keep private conversations in 
	private rooms or messages! 

/st(atus)  or the short form  /s
	shows information about the room.

/h(ome)
	Yankees go home!


** Talking: [ BASIC | TOP ]

/r(eply)
	Puts you into dialogue mode with the person you last 
	received a message from. 

/m(ore)
	Puts you into dialogue mode with the person you last 
	sent a private message to. 

/g(reet)
	Puts you into dialogue mode with the person you last 
	received a presence notification from.

<ENTER>
	Transmitting an empty line simply by hitting ENTER or 
	RETURN will clear the screen. Simple but very useful function.


** Friends (of) Presence: [ BASIC | TOP ]

/surf
	Produces a web address where you can head off surfing 
	along the social network of your friends friends. 
	You must give this a try! 

/show [notify|in|out|display|trust|expose|all]
    	Shows the current state of friendships, display settings, 
	trust or exposure levels. 

/mood <Digit> [<Description>]
	Mood can currently only be set using a digit on the scale from 
	happy to sad which is equivalent to the values 9 to 1. 

/av(ailability) <Digit> [<Description>]
	As /<State> You but providing the state numerically. 
	realtime, talkative, here, busy, nearby, unavailable, away, vacation, offline
	are equivalent to digit values 9 through 1.


** Manage Identities: [ TOP ]

/ni(ckname) [<mask>]
	Allows to change your name within the conversation of a 
	specific room. For technical reasons of protocol design, 
	IRC clients cannot display these changes.
	Works also /nick.

/co(nnect) <identity> [<password>]
	Experimental command to switch personality or even connect to 
	a PSYC identity on a remote PSYC server.
	Eg: /co psyc://minch.io/~fuffi 0lyshit

/alias <nickname> <identity>
	Allows you to define personal shortcuts for remote PSYC users 
	so you no longer have to type the complete address. Makes the 
	person also more palpable to your IRC client, if you are using one. 
	Eg: /alias fuffi psyc://minch.io/~fuffi 

/unalias <nickname>
	Do I need to explain this one? 


** Logs: [ TOP ]

/log [<amount or pattern>]
	Shows the given amount of messages from the log of last messages, 
	or it matches the last log for a pattern you provide. For registered 
	users a limited amount of messages is saved when you leave. 
	Works also /la(stlog).

/logclear
	Deletes your personal log of last messages from memory and the 
	server's hard disk.

### Using XMPP/Jabber software: [ BASIC | TOP ]

Continue to Click, click, click
	Still do things.
       
	Note: While clicking if you want to try to use some of the these 
	evil keyboard's commands you can talk with the server adding the
	buddy xmmp:hinezumi.im@hinezumi.im