Not trying to bash your script.. just some constructive criticism..

Instead of

.timerKick $+ $nick

I would have used something like this:

.timer. $+ $nick $+ .kick
or
$+(.timer.,$nick,.kick)

So I could do this:

.timer. $+ $nick $+ .* off
or
$+(.timer.,$nick,.*) off

Which lets you start as many warning/kick timers as you want, and eliminates the need to add corresponding .timer off lines.


Since I'm here, I'll post my code:
Code:
alias badnick {
;$1=nick
;Return 1 if nick is not allowed.
if ($1 == bob) return 1


;The below line should be last
return 0
}

on *:JOIN:#:checkit $nick 0
on *:NICK:checkit $newnick $nick
on *:QUIT:checkit 0 $nick
on *:PART:#:checkit 0 $nick
on *:KICK:#:checkit 0 $knick

alias checkit {
  ;$1=addnick, $2=delnick
  if (($1 != 0) && ($badnick($1))) {
    $+(.timer.,$1,.Join) 1 5 msg $1 Change your nickname, please.
    $+(.timer.,$1,.Warn) 1 150 msg $1 Change your nickname. Final Warning.
    $+(.timer.,$1,.Kick) 1 300 ban -k $chan $1 9 Restricted nickname.
  }
  if ($2 != 0) $+(.timer.,$2,.*) off
}



-genius_at_work