I think this is because @ is set at the same time on join
as the others. I've always seen ChanServ do this for as long
as I can recall.
Not entirely though.
* maroon has joined #maroon
* ChanServ sets mode: +q maroon//if (maroon isop #maroon) echo -a *** maroon isop
*** maroon isop
It may also be depending on the mIRC version, as I do recall times in the past where isop didn't recognize them as op when you join after they reached that level, because .pnick was only displaying their highest level.
