[00:52:27] <RFZYNSPY>	 Hey there, I'm new to countervandalism and IRC as a whole. Is it normal to feel this overwhelmed with everything? Lol
[00:53:48] <RFZYNSPY>	 Also I know the bots are constantly running automatically, but how do users interact with them? What does being "voiced" do?
[01:04:35] <AntiComposite>	 !staff CVNBot1 in #cvn-wp-en has dropped its RC feed and needs a restart please
[01:04:36] <cvn-clerkbot>	 Thanks AntiComposite, staff have been notified of your request and should be around shortly to assist you.
[01:06:01] <AntiComposite>	 RFZYNSPY, first of all, welcome
[01:08:22] <AntiComposite>	 Most of the time, you don't need to interact with the bots. In this case, being "voiced" means that a CVN staffer or local operator has verified that you are a trusted enough editor to interact with the bots
[01:09:44] <AntiComposite>	 most of the time, that's just manually adjusting the blacklist and whitelist, or the lists of potentially problematic editors and known good editors. https://github.com/countervandalism/CVNBot/wiki/Documentation has more information
[01:09:57] <AntiComposite>	 There's also some documentation at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Countervandalism_Network
[01:10:20] <RFZYNSPY>	 Ah okay, so really the bot does all the heavy lifting and the interactions just fine tune it to avoid/focus specific articles?
[01:18:53] <RFZYNSPY>	 Thanks for the warm welcome, Anti! :)
[01:19:13] <AntiComposite>	 RFZYNSPY, Welcome back. Pretty much, it's usually more about users or common phrases than specific pages
[01:19:33] <RFZYNSPY>	 Ahh okay
[01:19:39] <AntiComposite>	 The bot is currently down in #cvn-wp-en, but I know the one in #cvn-commons is running
[12:28:11] <NuevoPaso>	 !staff There is a vandal in Korean Wikisource now. I need a hand.
[12:28:12] <cvn-clerkbot>	 Thanks NuevoPaso, staff have been notified of your request and should be around shortly to assist you.
[12:41:08] <NuevoPaso>	 Please block "116.32.86.163". It's also in activity on Ko wikipedia.