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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ The script has no dependancy at all (just download it, hack it, and run it); it
Forks from ircII share many identical hooks, which provide the most common features an Irc bot should be interested in. Thus, many bots should run with no change at all with any client. Some clients however provide additional commands or hooks; very elaborated bots can take advantage of them.
At least one relevant client should be already installed on many systems or shells; but since Hack 42 relies on the single executable of the client only (with no need for accompanying libraries, etc.), it is also very easy to download and compile a client (without even having to fully install it after the compilation step). _Therefore, we strongly suggest to use either Epic5 or ircII which are still maintained and offer state-of-the-art implementations of the IRC and cryptographic protocols._
At least one relevant client should be already installed on many systems or shells; but since Hack 42 relies on the single executable of the client only (with no need for accompanying libraries, etc.), it is also very easy to download and compile a client (without even having to fully install it after the compilation step). _Therefore, I strongly suggest to use either Epic5 or ircII which are still maintained and offer state-of-the-art implementations of the IRC and cryptographic protocols._
## Writing the bot