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EXAMPLE [<format>] <goes> <here>
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The EXAMPLE
command does whatever's described here. This is a one-paragraph explanation of the command, before the text below dives into specifics.
{% include command-format-header.html %}
<format>
: This is an optional parameter that indicates A, B, and C.<goes>
: This is a mandatory parameter that indicates D, E, and F.<here>
: This is a mandatory parameter that indicates X, Y, and Z.
If the user doesn't have the permission to run this command, the ERR_BLAHBLAH
response is sent and the command fails.
If the <format>
parameter is omitted, the server assumes that the target is the user who sent the command.
If the command is successful, the server sends a NOTE
back to the user (as shown in the examples below).
This section describes, in detail, how the command responds in each case, and what each parameter means (along with whether those parameters are optional or mandatory).