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%{help=chemail}%{+m}
###  %bchemail%b <user> [email address]
   Sets the email address for a user.  This info isn't really used by
   the bot for any reason except to display.
%{help=churl}%{+m}
### %bchurl%b <user> [url address]
   Sets the url addess for a users web site.  This info isn't really
   used by the bot for any reasons except to display.
%{help=chbf}%{+m}
### %bchbf%b <user> [boyfriend]
   Sets the boyfriend entry for a user.  This info isn't really
   used by the bot for any reasons except to display.
%{help=chgf}%{+m}
### %bchgf%b <user> [girlfriend]
   Sets the girlfriend entry for a user.  This info isn't really
   used by the bot for any reasons except to display.
%{help=chirl}%{+m}
### %bchirl%b <user> [real life name]
   Sets the 'In Real Life' entry for a user.  This info isn't really
   used by the bot for any reasons except to display.
%{help=chdob}%{+m}
### %bchdob%b <user> [date of birth]
   Sets the url addess for a users web site.  This info isn't really
   used by the bot for any reasons except to display.
%{help=email}
###  %bemail%b [email address]
   sets your email address.  this data isn't really used by the bot,
   but it will show up if someone does a %b'whois'%b on you.  if you
   don't specify an address, the bot will show you the email address
   it currently has for you (if any).
###  %bemail none%b
   clears your email address.
%{help=url}
###  %burl%b [url site address]
   sets your url address.  this data isn't really used by the bot,  
   but it will show up if someone does a %b'whois'%b on you.  if you
   don't specify an address, the bot will show you the url address
   it currently has for you (if any).
###  %burl none%b
   clears your url address.
%{help=bf}
###  %bbf%b [boyfriend]
   sets your boyfriend.  this data isn't really used by the bot,  
   but it will show up if someone does a %b'whois'%b on you.  it's
   also used by the seen script. if you don't specify an address,
   the bot will show you the boyfriend entry it currently has for
   you (if any).
###  %bbf none%b
   clears your boyfriend.
%{help=gf}
###  %bgf%b [girlfriend]
   sets your girlfriend.  this data isn't really used by the bot,  
   but it will show up if someone does a %b'whois'%b on you.  it's
   also used by the seen script. if you don't specify an address,
   the bot will show you the girlfriend entry it currently has for
   you (if any).
###  %bgf none%b
   clears your girlfriend.
%{help=irl}
###  %birl%b [irl]
   sets your real life name.  this data isn't really used by the bot,  
   but it will show up if someone does a %b'whois'%b on you. if you 
   don't specify an address, the bot will show you the 'in real life'
   entry it currently has for you (if any).
###  %birl none%b
   clears your real life name.
%{help=dob}
###  %bdob%b [date of birth]
   sets your date of birth.  this data isn't really used by the bot,  
   but it will show up if someone does a %b'whois'%b on you.
   if you don't specify an address, the bot will show you your date of
   birth if it currently has one for you.
###  %bdob none%b
   clears your date of birth. (woah, no more showing ID ;)
%{help=userinfo}%{+m}
###   %buserinfo script%b
   this nifty little script lets you define arbritary strings for each
   user that they can set themselves of a master can set.
   the default script contains the entries URL, BF (boyfriend),
   GF (girlfried), IRL (in real life), EMAIL, DOB (date of birth)
   some of these are used by other scripts (e.g. ques & seen).
   each entry has a '.<entry>' command for users and a
   '.ch<entry>' command for masters, also there is a /msg command
   to change each one.