=head1 DELETE

F<DELETE> allows you to delete memos from your
inbox. You can either delete all memos with
the B<all> parameter, or specify a memo number.
You can obtain a memo number by using the L<LIST>
command.

You can also L<SEND>, L<READ>, L<LIST> and L<FORWARD> memos.

=for Syntax: DELETE all|X<memo number>

=head2 Examples

   /msg &nick& DELETE all
   /msg &nick& DELETE 1


=head1 FORWARD

F<FORWARD> allows you to forward a memo to another
account. Useful for a variety of reasons.

You can also L<SEND>, L<READ>, L<LIST> and L<FORWARD> memos.

=for Syntax: FORWARD X<user|nick> X<memo number>

=head2 Examples

   /msg &nick& FORWARD kog 1


=head1 IGNORE

F<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

=for Syntax: IGNORE ADD|DEL|LIST|CLEAR X<account>

=head2 Examples

   /msg &nick& IGNORE ADD kog
   /msg &nick& IGNORE DEL kog
   /msg &nick& IGNORE LIST
   /msg &nick& IGNORE CLEAR


=head1 LIST

F<LIST> shows you your memos in your inbox,
including who sent them and when. To read a
memo, use the L<READ> command. You can also
L<DELETE> or L<FORWARD> a memo.

=for Syntax: LIST

=head2 Examples

   /msg &nick& LIST


=head1 READ

F<READ> allows you to read a memo that another
user has sent you. You can either read a memo
by number or read your new memos.

=for Syntax: READ X<memo number>

=for Syntax: READ NEW

=head2 Examples

   /msg &nick& READ 1


=head1 SEND

F<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.

=for Syntax: SEND X<user|nick> text

=head2 Examples

   /msg &nick& SEND Kog pay your bills


=head1 SENDOPS

F<SENDOPS> allows you to send a memo to all ops
on a channel. Only users allowed to view the
access list can do this.

=for Syntax: SENDOPS X<#channel> X<text>

=head2 Examples

   /msg &nick& SENDOPS #chat beware of badguy