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Correct description of masked channels (#channel:mask, IRCnet only).

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channel mode character (#+&!) before the channel name, Irssi channel mode character (#+&!) before the channel name, Irssi
automatically uses # channels. automatically uses # channels.
Channel name may contain any characters except SPACE, BELL, NUL, Channel names may contain any characters except SPACE, BELL, NUL,
CR, LF or comma (','). You can also restrict the channel to only CR, LF or comma (','). On IRCnet and a few other networks, you can
certain users by adding the hostmask to the end of the channel also restrict the channel to only certain servers by adding the
name separated with a ':' character, like #channel:*!*@*.fi lets mask to the end of the channel name separated with a ':'
only people from .fi domain join the channel. This doesn't work with character, for example #channel:*.fi lets only people on .fi
all IRC servers and it's pretty difficult to use, since everyone servers join the channel. Other servers will not even know about
will have to always join the #channel:*!*@*.fi channel, #channel or the channel. This is pretty difficult to use, since everyone will
#channel:*!*@*.se channels are different channels. Ban exceptions have to always join #channel:*.fi; #channel and #channel:*.fi are
(+e) and especially invite lists (+I) replace this functionality different channels. Ban exceptions (+e) and especially invite
pretty well, see section 6.5. lists (+I) replace this functionality pretty well, see section 6.5.
If channel has a password (aka. key), you can join it with If channel has a password (aka. key), you can join it with
/JOIN #channel pass, or multiple channels with passwords with /JOIN #channel pass, or multiple channels with passwords with