Originally Posted By: genius_at_work
I don't think that /onotice sends op notices as @#channel. It seems to send individual regular notices to people who mIRC sees as ops on that channel.

/!onotice #channel testing onotice
-> wildtime.beyondirc.net NOTICE ChanServ,user01,user02 :testing onotice


/!notice @#channel testing @notice
-> wildtime.beyondirc.net NOTICE @#channel :testing onotice


-genius_at_work


it does if the server indicates it's supported (if i recall right it sends WALLCHOPS or STATUSMSG= with @ in raw05)

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