Description
Chat List
CHAT LIST without arguments gives you a list of the current visible chat rooms and the approximate number of people in each, as well as some other information, such as the flags and the limit in that room. Flags are listed below and the first letter of each will either be capitalized or lowercased, indicating if the flag is set or not. If a chat room is hidden, the only way to join it is by knowing its location in the area, or by knowing the name of the room. This command may be spammy for players using a screen reader.
CHAT LIST <name>
List with a chat room name gives you a listing of the occupants of that chat room and their titles.
Search names can include the following wildcards: * Matches everything (e.g., fred, or fred or fred) ? Matches a single character (e.g., fr?d)
Flags that have been set on chat rooms will show up in this list in an abbreviated format, such as: smIhgEP. Each letter stands for a flag that is either set (upper case) or unset (lower case). The flags are as follows:
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S or s — system-controlled
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R or r — no-relay
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M or m — moderated
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H or h — hidden
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I or i — invite-only
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G or g — global-restrict
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T or t — topic-restrict
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E or e — emote-restrict
See HELP CHAT-SET for a description of each chat flag.
See also
- chat-brief - a compact version of the Chat help entry (1389)
- chat-syntaxes - a list of all chat command syntaxes
- chat-general - compact information about the basics of using the chat command
- chat-enter - compact information about entering and exiting the chat system
- chat-create - compact information on the chat create command extension
- chat-join - compact information on the chat join command extension
- chat-relay - compact information about the chat relay command extension
- chat-management - compact information about the basics of chat room management
- chat-set - compact information on the chat set command extension
- chat-info - compact information about the chat info command extension