Vietchat Aop/Sop

Chatline Staff List

*Nickname*	*Realname*	*Home Page*	*Location*
Nguyen	Thi Nguyen	Click	Michigan, US
GucciGuy	Thanh Duong	Click	Houston, TX
Alexie	Thuy Nguyen	Click	Louisiana, US
Boring	Unidentify	Click	Australia
CuteGuy	Unidentify	Click	Australia
Vit-Ta	Unidentify	Click	Unidentify
Carl	Unidentify	Click	Unidentify

Are you interested in becoming one of our AOP/SOP? If so please click here. If being an Aop/Sop still appeals to you, here are a few hints as to how to become one:

Do not ask - in most cases you will come across as a beggar.
Know the various IRC clients. Not only mIRC, but the myriad of other clients. Make sure that you are vaguely aware of their basic operation.
Know the WebMaster Java client inside and out. WebNet has a very large base of java client users, and they need help just as much as the regular IRC users. You should be able immediately identify if a user is on java (userid "JAVA", or "JAVGUEST"), or a normal IRC client.
Know the basic raw IRC commands.
Know user modes, channel modes, and very importantly, masks (nick!user@host).
Know what an Admin is, what "powers" they have that an Oper does not, and how to find one when you need one. (hint: type /admin)
Help out users as best you can. This does not mean only helping when an Aop/Sop is present. If you help out, chances are you will be noticed. Helping does not involve saying things like "look at me! I am helping UserVietchat!"
You must sincerely want to be an Aop/Sop. If you want to be an Aop/Sop for status or because being an oper is "kewl" it will be obvious.
Always be courteous, kind and forgiving. Be gentle and peaceful each day. Be warm and human and grateful. And always have a good thing to say. Interpersonal skills are some of the most important qualities of an Aop/Sop.
Try helping out in some of the recommended help channels. You may not be opped right away (or at all), but if you make an honest effort to help out, you will be noticed. #Vietchat and #viethelp are always good places to help out.
Remember: be patient. Eventually an Owner may ask you to be an Aop/Sop. However, you may not be asked. Not everyone will be asked to be an oper, no matter how well qualified he/she/it may be.