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<p>Trainwreck: /* Harm Reduction */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pcp.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> = General Information =<br /> <br /> PCP is a powerful dissociative. The acronym PCP stems from its organic name 1-(1-phenylcyclohexyl) piperidine, which alludes to its relatively simple production from the arylcyclohexylamine piperidine. It is best known for stories of the strange and sometimes violent behavior of people under its influence. However, studies by the Drug Abuse Warning Network in the 1970s show that media reports of PCP-induced violence are greatly exaggerated and that incidents of violence are unusual and often (but not always) limited to individuals with reputations for aggression regardless of drug use. It has been implicated as a major cause of psychiatric decompensation and has a number of clinical syndromes described in the literature. In addition, PCP has been shown to cause significant medical morbidity and mortality. It is found in a variety of forms including crystals/powder, tablets, and liquid. Recently PCP seems to be available on the underground market most commonly in form of cannabis joints, regular cigarettes or cannabis leaf which are dipped in liquid PCP, and usually marketed as something else, seldom as 'PCP'.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> Phencyclidin was first synthesized in 1926. In 1956 it was approved as anesthetic for animals (Sernylan), and in 1963 for humans (Sernyl) in Germany. However, due to hallucinations experienced by patients under it's influence it was already removed from the market in 1965. In 1967 PCP first appeared at music festivals in the US. Like ketamine, PCP was formerly used as a preinduction anesthetic and animal tranquilizer, hence it has street eponyms such as “horse tranquilizer&quot;, ”hog”, and “elephant”.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Note: 20 mg may put an individual into a comatose state, and 70 mg may induce seizures.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 3-5mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 10mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 2-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Duration || 4-6 hours<br /> |-<br /> | After-effects || Up to 24 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> Behavioural effects can vary by dosage. Low doses produce a numbness in the extremities and intoxication, characterized by staggering, unsteady gait, slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, and loss of balance. Moderate doses (5–10 mg intranasal, or 0.01–0.02 mg/kg intramuscular or intravenous) will produce analgesia and anesthesia. High doses may lead to convulsions. Users frequently do not know how much of the drug they are taking due to its potency and tendency of the drug to be made illegally in uncontrolled conditions.<br /> <br /> Psychological effects include severe changes in body image, loss of ego boundaries, paranoia and depersonalization. Hallucinations, euphoria, and suicidal impulses are also reported, as well as occasional aggressive behavior. Like many other drugs, phencyclidine has been known to alter mood states in an unpredictable fashion, causing some individuals to become detached, and others to become animated. PCP may induce feelings of strength, power, and invulnerability as well as a numbing effect on the mind.<br /> <br /> == Postive ==<br /> <br /> * Increase in energy<br /> <br /> * Euphoria<br /> <br /> * Pleasant mental and/or body high<br /> <br /> * Disconnected thoughts<br /> <br /> * Sense of calm<br /> <br /> * Increased sociability, loss of inhibitions<br /> <br /> * Closed- and open-eye visuals<br /> <br /> * Shifts in perception of reality<br /> <br /> * Improvement in charisma<br /> <br /> * Can improve depression<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Increased salivation<br /> <br /> * Change in body temperature regulation, sweating<br /> <br /> * Increased heart rate (lower doses)<br /> <br /> * Altered time perception<br /> <br /> * Disrupted speech patterns<br /> <br /> * Analgesia (decreased pain awareness) and numbness<br /> <br /> * Feelings of invulnerability<br /> <br /> * Distorted sensory perceptions, hallucinations<br /> <br /> * Unusual and unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> * Mild to moderate dissociation (common)<br /> <br /> * Confusion, disorientation (common)<br /> <br /> * Nystagmus (rhythmic eye movement)<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Disturbing hallucinations and/or delusions <br /> <br /> * Severe anxiety, paranoia<br /> <br /> * Severe dissociation, depersonalization<br /> <br /> * Ataxia (loss of motor coordination) <br /> <br /> * Severe confusion, disorganized thinking<br /> <br /> * Psychotic episodes<br /> <br /> * Physical aggression<br /> <br /> * Nausea, vomiting<br /> <br /> * Temporary amnesia <br /> <br /> * Severe distortion or loss of auditory/visual perception<br /> <br /> * Decreased heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Seizures (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Hangover including dizziness, numbness and lethargy; may last 24 hours or more<br /> <br /> * Coma (high doses, increased risk when combined with depressants)<br /> <br /> * Possible neurotoxicity (controversial)<br /> <br /> *Increase in body temperature, leading to dehydration and users to remove clothes<br /> <br /> *Potential for violence or unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> == Potentiators ==<br /> <br /> * Alchohol <br /> <br /> * Benzodiazpines<br /> <br /> == Interactions ==<br /> <br /> * Acts as a Central Nervous System depressant. Interacts negatively with the above potentiators<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction = <br /> <br /> If you think you are overdosing on PCP, please seek emergency medical attention immediately.<br /> <br /> * At an Emergency Room, Doctors usually provide ~1mg Lorazepam and 1-10mg Haloperidol (anti-psychotic, to combat PCP overdoses and violent or unpredictable behavior).<br /> <br /> * Do not drive or operate heavy machinery. <br /> <br /> * Avoid walking or moving in general if possible. <br /> <br /> * Always experiment with drugs with a sober friend in a safe place. Start low, increase until desired effect<br /> <br /> * A full stomach may lead to nausea; consider fasting 3-4+ hours before usage. <br /> <br /> See [[Dissociatives#Harm_Reduction|Dissociative Harm Reduction]] for general information.<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> In chemical structure, PCP is an arylcyclohexylamine derivative, and, in pharmacology, it is a member of the family of dissociative anesthetics. PCP works primarily as an NMDA receptor antagonist, which blocks the activity of the NMDA receptor and, like most antiglutamatergic hallucinogens, is significantly more dangerous than other categories of hallucinogens.<br /> <br /> The clinical picture may wax and wane between extreme agitation and sedation, because PCP can produce CNS stimulation and depression through its different clinical effects in the CNS. With increasing concentrations, the drug binds to NMDA receptors, acts as a monoamine reuptake inhibitor, stimulates σ-opioid receptors, as well as nicotinic, muscarinic and GABA receptors.<br /> <br /> There are more than 125 known derivates of PCP.<br /> <br /> = Legal status =<br /> <br /> PCP is Schedule II in the United States. This means it is illegal to sell without a DEA license and illegal to buy or possess without a license or prescription.<br /> <br /> It is also banned in the UK, Germany, Poland, Canada and New Zealand.<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phencyclidine Wikipedia ]<br /> <br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olney%27s_lesions Olney's lesions]<br /> <br /> [https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/pcp/ Erowid]<br /> <br /> [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22970762 Use of haloperidol in PCP-intoxicated individuals.]<br /> <br /> [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2859735/ Phencyclidine Intoxication and Adverse Effects: A Clinical and Pharmacological Review of an Illicit Drug]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dissociative]]</div>

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<p>Trainwreck: /* Harm Reduction */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pcp.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> = General Information =<br /> <br /> PCP is a powerful dissociative. The acronym PCP stems from its organic name 1-(1-phenylcyclohexyl) piperidine, which alludes to its relatively simple production from the arylcyclohexylamine piperidine. It is best known for stories of the strange and sometimes violent behavior of people under its influence. However, studies by the Drug Abuse Warning Network in the 1970s show that media reports of PCP-induced violence are greatly exaggerated and that incidents of violence are unusual and often (but not always) limited to individuals with reputations for aggression regardless of drug use. It has been implicated as a major cause of psychiatric decompensation and has a number of clinical syndromes described in the literature. In addition, PCP has been shown to cause significant medical morbidity and mortality. It is found in a variety of forms including crystals/powder, tablets, and liquid. Recently PCP seems to be available on the underground market most commonly in form of cannabis joints, regular cigarettes or cannabis leaf which are dipped in liquid PCP, and usually marketed as something else, seldom as 'PCP'.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> Phencyclidin was first synthesized in 1926. In 1956 it was approved as anesthetic for animals (Sernylan), and in 1963 for humans (Sernyl) in Germany. However, due to hallucinations experienced by patients under it's influence it was already removed from the market in 1965. In 1967 PCP first appeared at music festivals in the US. Like ketamine, PCP was formerly used as a preinduction anesthetic and animal tranquilizer, hence it has street eponyms such as “horse tranquilizer&quot;, ”hog”, and “elephant”.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Note: 20 mg may put an individual into a comatose state, and 70 mg may induce seizures.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 3-5mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 10mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 2-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Duration || 4-6 hours<br /> |-<br /> | After-effects || Up to 24 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> Behavioural effects can vary by dosage. Low doses produce a numbness in the extremities and intoxication, characterized by staggering, unsteady gait, slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, and loss of balance. Moderate doses (5–10 mg intranasal, or 0.01–0.02 mg/kg intramuscular or intravenous) will produce analgesia and anesthesia. High doses may lead to convulsions. Users frequently do not know how much of the drug they are taking due to its potency and tendency of the drug to be made illegally in uncontrolled conditions.<br /> <br /> Psychological effects include severe changes in body image, loss of ego boundaries, paranoia and depersonalization. Hallucinations, euphoria, and suicidal impulses are also reported, as well as occasional aggressive behavior. Like many other drugs, phencyclidine has been known to alter mood states in an unpredictable fashion, causing some individuals to become detached, and others to become animated. PCP may induce feelings of strength, power, and invulnerability as well as a numbing effect on the mind.<br /> <br /> == Postive ==<br /> <br /> * Increase in energy<br /> <br /> * Euphoria<br /> <br /> * Pleasant mental and/or body high<br /> <br /> * Disconnected thoughts<br /> <br /> * Sense of calm<br /> <br /> * Increased sociability, loss of inhibitions<br /> <br /> * Closed- and open-eye visuals<br /> <br /> * Shifts in perception of reality<br /> <br /> * Improvement in charisma<br /> <br /> * Can improve depression<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Increased salivation<br /> <br /> * Change in body temperature regulation, sweating<br /> <br /> * Increased heart rate (lower doses)<br /> <br /> * Altered time perception<br /> <br /> * Disrupted speech patterns<br /> <br /> * Analgesia (decreased pain awareness) and numbness<br /> <br /> * Feelings of invulnerability<br /> <br /> * Distorted sensory perceptions, hallucinations<br /> <br /> * Unusual and unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> * Mild to moderate dissociation (common)<br /> <br /> * Confusion, disorientation (common)<br /> <br /> * Nystagmus (rhythmic eye movement)<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Disturbing hallucinations and/or delusions <br /> <br /> * Severe anxiety, paranoia<br /> <br /> * Severe dissociation, depersonalization<br /> <br /> * Ataxia (loss of motor coordination) <br /> <br /> * Severe confusion, disorganized thinking<br /> <br /> * Psychotic episodes<br /> <br /> * Physical aggression<br /> <br /> * Nausea, vomiting<br /> <br /> * Temporary amnesia <br /> <br /> * Severe distortion or loss of auditory/visual perception<br /> <br /> * Decreased heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Seizures (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Hangover including dizziness, numbness and lethargy; may last 24 hours or more<br /> <br /> * Coma (high doses, increased risk when combined with depressants)<br /> <br /> * Possible neurotoxicity (controversial)<br /> <br /> *Increase in body temperature, leading to dehydration and users to remove clothes<br /> <br /> *Potential for violence or unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> == Potentiators ==<br /> <br /> * Alchohol <br /> <br /> * Benzodiazpines<br /> <br /> == Interactions ==<br /> <br /> * Acts as a Central Nervous System depressant. Interacts negatively with the above potentiators<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction = <br /> <br /> See [[Dissociatives#Harm_Reduction|Dissociative Harm Reduction]] for general information.<br /> <br /> At an Emergency Room, Doctors usually provide ~1mg Lorazepam and 1-10mg Haloperidol (anti-psychotic, to combat PCP overdoses and violent or unpredictable behavior).<br /> <br /> If you think you are overdosing on PCP, please seek emergency medical attention immediately.<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> In chemical structure, PCP is an arylcyclohexylamine derivative, and, in pharmacology, it is a member of the family of dissociative anesthetics. PCP works primarily as an NMDA receptor antagonist, which blocks the activity of the NMDA receptor and, like most antiglutamatergic hallucinogens, is significantly more dangerous than other categories of hallucinogens.<br /> <br /> The clinical picture may wax and wane between extreme agitation and sedation, because PCP can produce CNS stimulation and depression through its different clinical effects in the CNS. With increasing concentrations, the drug binds to NMDA receptors, acts as a monoamine reuptake inhibitor, stimulates σ-opioid receptors, as well as nicotinic, muscarinic and GABA receptors.<br /> <br /> There are more than 125 known derivates of PCP.<br /> <br /> = Legal status =<br /> <br /> PCP is Schedule II in the United States. This means it is illegal to sell without a DEA license and illegal to buy or possess without a license or prescription.<br /> <br /> It is also banned in the UK, Germany, Poland, Canada and New Zealand.<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phencyclidine Wikipedia ]<br /> <br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olney%27s_lesions Olney's lesions]<br /> <br /> [https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/pcp/ Erowid]<br /> <br /> [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22970762 Use of haloperidol in PCP-intoxicated individuals.]<br /> <br /> [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2859735/ Phencyclidine Intoxication and Adverse Effects: A Clinical and Pharmacological Review of an Illicit Drug]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dissociative]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=PCP&diff=3318 2014-08-05T08:53:46Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* Effects */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pcp.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> = General Information =<br /> <br /> PCP is a powerful dissociative. The acronym PCP stems from its organic name 1-(1-phenylcyclohexyl) piperidine, which alludes to its relatively simple production from the arylcyclohexylamine piperidine. It is best known for stories of the strange and sometimes violent behavior of people under its influence. However, studies by the Drug Abuse Warning Network in the 1970s show that media reports of PCP-induced violence are greatly exaggerated and that incidents of violence are unusual and often (but not always) limited to individuals with reputations for aggression regardless of drug use. It has been implicated as a major cause of psychiatric decompensation and has a number of clinical syndromes described in the literature. In addition, PCP has been shown to cause significant medical morbidity and mortality. It is found in a variety of forms including crystals/powder, tablets, and liquid. Recently it seems to be available on the underground market most commonly as cannabis joints, regular cigarettes or cannabis leaf dipped in liquid PCP....and usually marketed as something else, seldom as 'PCP'<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> Phencyclidin was first synthesized in 1926. In 1956 it was approved as anesthetic for animals (Sernylan), and in 1963 for humans (Sernyl) in Germany. However, due to hallucinations experienced by patients under it's influence it was already removed from the market in 1965. In 1967 PCP first appeared at music festivals in the US. Like ketamine, PCP was formerly used as a preinduction anesthetic and animal tranquilizer, hence it has street eponyms such as “horse tranquilizer&quot;, ”hog”, and “elephant”.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Note: 20 mg may put an individual into a comatose state, and 70 mg may induce seizures.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 3-5mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 10mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 2-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Duration || 4-6 hours<br /> |-<br /> | After-effects || Up to 24 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> Behavioural effects can vary by dosage. Low doses produce a numbness in the extremities and intoxication, characterized by staggering, unsteady gait, slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, and loss of balance. Moderate doses (5–10 mg intranasal, or 0.01–0.02 mg/kg intramuscular or intravenous) will produce analgesia and anesthesia. High doses may lead to convulsions. Users frequently do not know how much of the drug they are taking due to its potency and tendency of the drug to be made illegally in uncontrolled conditions.<br /> <br /> Psychological effects include severe changes in body image, loss of ego boundaries, paranoia and depersonalization. Hallucinations, euphoria, and suicidal impulses are also reported, as well as occasional aggressive behavior. Like many other drugs, phencyclidine has been known to alter mood states in an unpredictable fashion, causing some individuals to become detached, and others to become animated. PCP may induce feelings of strength, power, and invulnerability as well as a numbing effect on the mind.<br /> <br /> == Postive ==<br /> <br /> * Increase in energy<br /> <br /> * Euphoria<br /> <br /> * Pleasant mental and/or body high<br /> <br /> * Disconnected thoughts<br /> <br /> * Sense of calm<br /> <br /> * Increased sociability, loss of inhibitions<br /> <br /> * Closed- and open-eye visuals<br /> <br /> * Shifts in perception of reality<br /> <br /> * Improvement in charisma<br /> <br /> * Can improve depression<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Increased salivation<br /> <br /> * Change in body temperature regulation, sweating<br /> <br /> * Increased heart rate (lower doses)<br /> <br /> * Altered time perception<br /> <br /> * Disrupted speech patterns<br /> <br /> * Analgesia (decreased pain awareness) and numbness<br /> <br /> * Feelings of invulnerability<br /> <br /> * Distorted sensory perceptions, hallucinations<br /> <br /> * Unusual and unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> * Mild to moderate dissociation (common)<br /> <br /> * Confusion, disorientation (common)<br /> <br /> * Nystagmus (rhythmic eye movement)<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Disturbing hallucinations and/or delusions <br /> <br /> * Severe anxiety, paranoia<br /> <br /> * Severe dissociation, depersonalization<br /> <br /> * Ataxia (loss of motor coordination) <br /> <br /> * Severe confusion, disorganized thinking<br /> <br /> * Psychotic episodes<br /> <br /> * Physical aggression<br /> <br /> * Nausea, vomiting<br /> <br /> * Temporary amnesia <br /> <br /> * Severe distortion or loss of auditory/visual perception<br /> <br /> * Decreased heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Seizures (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Hangover including dizziness, numbness and lethargy; may last 24 hours or more<br /> <br /> * Coma (high doses, increased risk when combined with depressants)<br /> <br /> * Possible neurotoxicity (controversial)<br /> <br /> *Increase in body temperature, leading to dehydration and users to remove clothes<br /> <br /> *Potential for violence or unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> * Do not drive or operate heavy machinery. <br /> <br /> * Avoid walking or moving in general if possible. <br /> <br /> * Always experiment with drugs with a sober friend in a safe place<br /> <br /> * A full stomach may lead to nausea; consider fasting 3-4+ hours before usage. <br /> <br /> == Potentiators ==<br /> <br /> * Alchohol <br /> <br /> * Benzodiazpines<br /> <br /> == Interactions ==<br /> <br /> * Acts as a Central Nervous System depressant. Interacts negatively with the above potentiators<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction = <br /> <br /> See [[Dissociatives#Harm_Reduction|Dissociative Harm Reduction]] for general information.<br /> <br /> At an Emergency Room. Doctors usually provide ~1mg Ativan (lorazepam/ benzodiazepine) and 1-10mg Haldol (anti-psychotic, to combat PCP overdoses and violent or unpredictable behavior.<br /> <br /> If you think you are overdosing on PCP, please seek emergency medical attention immediately.<br /> <br /> Source: Drugs Inc. and http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22970762<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> In chemical structure, PCP is an arylcyclohexylamine derivative, and, in pharmacology, it is a member of the family of dissociative anesthetics. PCP works primarily as an NMDA receptor antagonist, which blocks the activity of the NMDA receptor and, like most antiglutamatergic hallucinogens, is significantly more dangerous than other categories of hallucinogens.<br /> <br /> The clinical picture may wax and wane between extreme agitation and sedation, because PCP can produce CNS stimulation and depression through its different clinical effects in the CNS. With increasing concentrations, the drug binds to NMDA receptors, acts as a monoamine reuptake inhibitor, stimulates σ-opioid receptors, as well as nicotinic, muscarinic and GABA receptors.6, 18 Sedation and loss of inhibition tend to occur with ingestions of 1 to 5 mg, with the CNS findings of slurred speech, violent behavior and blank staring, horizontal, vertical, or rotatory nystagmus, ataxia, hyperthermia, and seizures at these doses<br /> <br /> There are more than 125 known derivates of PCP.<br /> <br /> = Legal status =<br /> <br /> PCP is Schedule II in the United States. This means it is illegal to sell without a DEA license and illegal to buy or possess without a license or prescription.<br /> <br /> It is also banned in the UK, Germany, Poland, Canada and New Zealand.<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phencyclidine<br /> <br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olney%27s_lesions<br /> <br /> https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/pcp/<br /> <br /> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2859735/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dissociative]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=PCP&diff=3317 2014-08-05T08:48:48Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* Negative */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pcp.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> = General Information =<br /> <br /> PCP is a powerful dissociative. The acronym PCP stems from its organic name 1-(1-phenylcyclohexyl) piperidine, which alludes to its relatively simple production from the arylcyclohexylamine piperidine. It is best known for stories of the strange and sometimes violent behavior of people under its influence. However, studies by the Drug Abuse Warning Network in the 1970s show that media reports of PCP-induced violence are greatly exaggerated and that incidents of violence are unusual and often (but not always) limited to individuals with reputations for aggression regardless of drug use. It has been implicated as a major cause of psychiatric decompensation and has a number of clinical syndromes described in the literature. In addition, PCP has been shown to cause significant medical morbidity and mortality. It is found in a variety of forms including crystals/powder, tablets, and liquid. Recently it seems to be available on the underground market most commonly as cannabis joints, regular cigarettes or cannabis leaf dipped in liquid PCP....and usually marketed as something else, seldom as 'PCP'<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> Phencyclidin was first synthesized in 1926. In 1956 it was approved as anesthetic for animals (Sernylan), and in 1963 for humans (Sernyl) in Germany. However, due to hallucinations experienced by patients under it's influence it was already removed from the market in 1965. In 1967 PCP first appeared at music festivals in the US. Like ketamine, PCP was formerly used as a preinduction anesthetic and animal tranquilizer, hence it has street eponyms such as “horse tranquilizer&quot;, ”hog”, and “elephant”.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Note: 20 mg may put an individual into a comatose state, and 70 mg may induce seizures.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 3-5mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 10mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 2-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Duration || 4-6 hours<br /> |-<br /> | After-effects || Up to 24 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> Behavioural effects can vary by dosage. Low doses produce a numbness in the extremities and intoxication, characterized by staggering, unsteady gait, slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, and loss of balance. Moderate doses (5–10 mg intranasal, or 0.01–0.02 mg/kg intramuscular or intravenous) will produce analgesia and anesthesia. High doses may lead to convulsions. Users frequently do not know how much of the drug they are taking due to its potency and tendency of the drug to be made illegally in uncontrolled conditions.<br /> <br /> Psychological effects include severe changes in body image, loss of ego boundaries, paranoia and depersonalization. Hallucinations, euphoria, and suicidal impulses are also reported, as well as occasional aggressive behavior. Like many other drugs, phencyclidine has been known to alter mood states in an unpredictable fashion, causing some individuals to become detached, and others to become animated. PCP may induce feelings of strength, power, and invulnerability as well as a numbing effect on the mind.<br /> <br /> == Postive ==<br /> <br /> * Increase in energy<br /> <br /> * Euphoria<br /> <br /> * Pleasant mental and/or body high<br /> <br /> * Disconnected thoughts<br /> <br /> * Sense of calm<br /> <br /> * Increased sociability, loss of inhibitions<br /> <br /> * Closed- and open-eye visuals<br /> <br /> * Shifts in perception of reality<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Increased salivation<br /> <br /> * Change in body temperature regulation, sweating<br /> <br /> * Increased heart rate (lower doses)<br /> <br /> * Altered time perception<br /> <br /> * Disrupted speech patterns<br /> <br /> * Analgesia (decreased pain awareness) and numbness<br /> <br /> * Feelings of invulnerability<br /> <br /> * Distorted sensory perceptions, hallucinations<br /> <br /> * Unusual and unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> * Mild to moderate dissociation (common)<br /> <br /> * Confusion, disorientation (common)<br /> <br /> * Nystagmus (rhythmic eye movement)<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Disturbing hallucinations and/or delusions <br /> <br /> * Severe anxiety, paranoia<br /> <br /> * Severe dissociation, depersonalization<br /> <br /> * Ataxia (loss of motor coordination) <br /> <br /> * Severe confusion, disorganized thinking<br /> <br /> * Psychotic episodes<br /> <br /> * Physical aggression<br /> <br /> * Nausea, vomiting<br /> <br /> * Temporary amnesia <br /> <br /> * Severe distortion or loss of auditory/visual perception<br /> <br /> * Decreased heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Seizures (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Hangover including dizziness, numbness and lethargy; may last 24 hours or more<br /> <br /> * Coma (high doses, increased risk when combined with depressants)<br /> <br /> * Possible neurotoxicity (controversial)<br /> <br /> *Increase in body temperature, leading to dehydration and users to remove clothes<br /> <br /> *Potential for violence or unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> * Do not drive or operate heavy machinery. <br /> <br /> * Avoid walking or moving in general if possible. <br /> <br /> * Always experiment with drugs with a sober friend in a safe place<br /> <br /> * A full stomach may lead to nausea; consider fasting 3-4+ hours before usage. <br /> <br /> == Potentiators ==<br /> <br /> * Alchohol <br /> <br /> * Benzodiazpines<br /> <br /> == Interactions ==<br /> <br /> * Acts as a Central Nervous System depressant. Interacts negatively with the above potentiators<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction = <br /> <br /> See [[Dissociatives#Harm_Reduction|Dissociative Harm Reduction]] for general information.<br /> <br /> At an Emergency Room. Doctors usually provide ~1mg Ativan (lorazepam/ benzodiazepine) and 1-10mg Haldol (anti-psychotic, to combat PCP overdoses and violent or unpredictable behavior.<br /> <br /> If you think you are overdosing on PCP, please seek emergency medical attention immediately.<br /> <br /> Source: Drugs Inc. and http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22970762<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> In chemical structure, PCP is an arylcyclohexylamine derivative, and, in pharmacology, it is a member of the family of dissociative anesthetics. PCP works primarily as an NMDA receptor antagonist, which blocks the activity of the NMDA receptor and, like most antiglutamatergic hallucinogens, is significantly more dangerous than other categories of hallucinogens.<br /> <br /> The clinical picture may wax and wane between extreme agitation and sedation, because PCP can produce CNS stimulation and depression through its different clinical effects in the CNS. With increasing concentrations, the drug binds to NMDA receptors, acts as a monoamine reuptake inhibitor, stimulates σ-opioid receptors, as well as nicotinic, muscarinic and GABA receptors.6, 18 Sedation and loss of inhibition tend to occur with ingestions of 1 to 5 mg, with the CNS findings of slurred speech, violent behavior and blank staring, horizontal, vertical, or rotatory nystagmus, ataxia, hyperthermia, and seizures at these doses<br /> <br /> There are more than 125 known derivates of PCP.<br /> <br /> = Legal status =<br /> <br /> PCP is Schedule II in the United States. This means it is illegal to sell without a DEA license and illegal to buy or possess without a license or prescription.<br /> <br /> It is also banned in the UK, Germany, Poland, Canada and New Zealand.<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phencyclidine<br /> <br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olney%27s_lesions<br /> <br /> https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/pcp/<br /> <br /> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2859735/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dissociative]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Dissociatives&diff=3316 2014-08-05T08:47:01Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* Harm Reduction */</p> <hr /> <div>==General information==<br /> [[File:Ketaminedxomxepcp.png|200px|thumb|right]]<br /> '''Dissociatives''' are a class of [[hallucinogen]] which reduce or block signals to the conscious mind from other parts of the brain. In comparison to [[psychedelics]] and [[deliriants]], they are a very new class of hallucinogen, with the first classical dissociative being synthesized in 1926 (PCP). They offer a trip that is characterized by dissociation and bizarre feelings of detachment from reality, with anaesthetic-like effects and dream-like states.<br /> <br /> This guide is in reference to all of the classical Dissociatives, or more specifically, [[Ketamine]], [[MXE]], [[DXM]], [[PCP]] and [[3-MeO-PCP]]. This list excludes [[Nitrous Oxide]], which feels completely a-typical in comparison. <br /> <br /> It’s worth noting that Dissociatives can be addictive and bad for your health with regular long term usage, so you’ll need to do some independent research before trying these. Although these hallucinations are completely different to anything found with psychedelics, they should not be underestimated, and allow you to go equally as &quot;deep&quot; in a completely different mental landscape. However, they are not nearly as powerful when it comes to introspection and resolving personal problems.<br /> <br /> All of the classical Dissociatives are pharmacologically categorized as [[NMDA receptor]] antagonists, which are a class of anaesthetics that work to antagonize, or inhibit the action of, the N-methyl d-aspartate receptor (NMDAR). The NMDA receptor is a receptor that allows for the transfer of electrical signals between neurons in the brain and in the spinal column. These receptors are located at the end of dendrites on a neuron cell. The dendrites send messages to other neurons through these, but when a drug that blocks the NMDA activity is taken, they are partially or entirely blocked, decreasing the brains ability to transfer information across itself. Disconnecting the neurons and causing feelings of extreme dissociation or detachment, leading onto hallucinatory states. Causing states of moderate to extreme dissociation in the user as the subconscious brain begins to fill in these sensory gaps with entirely imagined hallucinations and dreamlike states.<br /> <br /> ==Common Dissociatives==<br /> <br /> * [[Ketamine]]<br /> * [[DXM]]<br /> * [[MXE]]<br /> * [[PCP]]<br /> * [[Nitrous]]<br /> * [[Diphenidine]]<br /> <br /> ==Effects==<br /> <br /> ===Dissociation and detachment===<br /> [[File:RWY72.jpg|200px|thumb|right]]<br /> Feelings of detachment are the most noticeable component of a dissociative trip. Which is entirely triggered by the blocking of NMDA receptors. <br /> <br /> At lower states of dissociation this essentially feels like an obvious but still difficult to pinpoint feeling of detachment from the external environment and body. The greatest analogy to depict this is that if we look at the world through a window during our day to day lives, when a person becomes dissociated they are standing increasingly further back from this window proportionally to the dosage consumed. Creating a feeling of being mentally withdrawn from the environment, allowing people to look at their lives from an almost third person perspective and analyse it without bias, surprisingly resulting in an enjoyable state of deep introspection and a profound drunkenness. These states are often described by people as:<br /> [[File:OtakQ.jpg|200px|thumb|right]]<br /> *Feeling generally separate from the external world.<br /> *Feeling physically and mentally autonomous.<br /> *Feeling as though life is being watched through a screen.<br /> *Feeling as though life is a film or a dream.<br /> *Feeling as though you are physically further from the external world.<br /> *Feeling as though you are looking through somebody else’s eyes.<br /> <br /> States of dissociation and detachment increase proportionally to dosage until they become completely detached from the external environment and eventually their own bodies causing them to slip into the famous dissociative hole. <br /> <br /> A process which can be broken down into 4 distinct levels of increasing intensity.<br /> <br /> 1. '''Partial detachment''' <br /> <br /> Feelings of surrealness and general detachment from the external environment. As described in detail above.<br /> detachment from environment. <br /> <br /> As the detachment increases the environment becomes physically further away in distance and increasingly disconnected from a persons sensory perception. Blurred vision sets in while anaesthetic like effects and tactile numbness begin to take place. At this point motor control and balance become moderately to completely suppressed in a way that is proportional to dosage. In terms of sound, hearing also seems to become muffled and distant.<br /> <br /> 2. '''Detachment from body''' <br /> <br /> Complete disconnection from body. It is here where the tripper finds themselves out of their body having slipped into a what can only be described as a hallucinatory hole or an empty void.<br /> <br /> 3. '''Detachment from mind and sense of self''' <br /> <br /> The final level of dissociation and detachment is complete disconnection from a persons mind and sense of self resulting in ego death. Giving the profound experience that there is no longer an “I” experiencing the intensity of the trip any more, there is just the trip as it is and by itself.<br /> <br /> In terms of the thought patterns and general mental processes, dissociative ego death is very similar to its psychedelic equivalent in a number of ways. Characterized by an extreme loss or failure of a person’s short term memory. This means that a person who is experiencing ego death cannot hold onto the memory of where they are and what they are doing for more than a second or two, instantly forgetting everything as soon as it happens to them. Long term memory however seems to remain mostly in tact, with people usually capable of remembering things like who they are and what they are unless they are experiencing ego death at a particularly high level.<br /> <br /> ===Double vision=== <br /> [[File:Tumblr_mfv8dhHwqV1r7wwr6o1_1280.jpg|200px|thumb|right]]<br /> As a person begins to become disconnected and detached from their external environment. The visual field not only becomes blurred and indistinct but completely doubled onto itself as well. This feels as if you are seeing out of both of your eyes at once with the two images no longer being spliced and merged together into a unified whole. Forcing people to close one of their eyes if they want to perform any task which requires fine vision or reading.<br /> <br /> ===Perspective distortions===<br /> [[File:Aliceinwonderlandsyndrome.png|200px|thumb|right]]<br /> Another very common mental component of a classic dissociative trip is one of a profound shift in perspective; this generally consists of drastic changes in the size and distance attributed either to a person’s body or their external environment.<br /> <br /> Feelings of suddenly having an impossibly giant or tiny body are very common and can be quite an incredible experience. This feeling is already known by the scientific literature as “Alice in Wonderland Syndrome”. It is known as a temporary condition often associated with migraines, brain tumors, and of course the use of psychoactive drugs. With dissociatives at least it can also be more specifically attributed to the room around you or certain body parts. For example feelings of having a huge head or tiny limbs are quite common. This specific mental component has limitless potential in terms of size and the feeling of being simultaneously huge and tiny or having a body that feels larger than the entire universe is not unheard of.<br /> <br /> Perspective distortions can also affect distance, making specific objects or the entire external environment seem physically closer or further away.<br /> Another common manifestation of this effect is changes in noise volume, making sounds seem extremely quiet or extremely loud.<br /> <br /> ===Scenery slicing=== <br /> [[File:slice.jpg|200px|thumb|right]]<br /> Scenery slicing is a fairly uncommon visual but appears across multiple people and regularly enough to make it worth mentioning. This effect usually happens spontaneously with no obvious trigger and makes the external environment appear as if it has been cut remarkably cleanly into separate slices with a razor blade Which then slide across each other in separate directions causing the visual field to split apart into sections.<br /> <br /> ===Closed eye visuals=== <br /> [[File:Vusr5.jpg|200px|thumb|right]]<br /> Visuals are an effect triggered by Dissociatives that can be described as the sensation of a person’s field of closed eye vision being partially or completely encompassed by shifting geometric patterns, shapes, structures and colour. Whilst LSD and Mushrooms merely display visuals on a veil in front of your visual field with no sense of particular size attributed them. Dissociatives take you directly into the center of them, as if they are surrounding you. They also have a sense of physical size attributed to them.<br /> <br /> Dissociative visuals are more simplistic and less intricate than psychedelic visuals. They tend to be darker and slower in terms of how fast they change, only displaying themselves when the tripper has their eyes closed. Simply put, the visuals are more solid and realistic than psychedelic visuals with an actual sense of physical size and 3-Dimensional depth but never quite as detailed or complex.<br /> <br /> ===Spaces and holes===<br /> The spaces and holes encountered on Dissociatives are something that is experienced once the detachment has reached level 3. When you have finally become completely disconnected from your physical body. Causing you to undergo an out of body experience and be pulled into a place that feels as if it is outside of reality. <br /> <br /> A place that is commonly referenced to by the dissociative community as a hole. With drug specific manifestations of this state being known as “the K-hole” for Ketamine and the “M-hole” for MXE. Commonly described as a complete loss of bodily awareness and sensations of floating or falling through a dark and infinite void over great physical distances. Often done on what feels like some sort of invisible rail. A feeling that is interpreted by many people as flying through space or the night sky. With many trippers stating that they feel as though their perceptions are located so deep inside the mind that the real world seems so distant that it might as well not exist. <br /> <br /> In terms of its appearance, a typical dissociative hole is usually completely dark with occasional clouds of slow moving amorphous colour clouds in the background. At their lowest level they are completely empty, but as dosage is increased they are accompanied by and filled with a wide variety of elaborate and complex structures which are described in detail below.<br /> <br /> ===Hallucinatory structures===<br /> [[File:SI6XZ.png|200px|thumb|right]]<br /> Dissociative induced hallucinatory structures are the only feature found within what would otherwise be completely empty spaces and holes. They can generally be described as 3-Dimensional and monolithic shapes or structures of infinite variety and size that float above, below or in front of you as they gradually zoom, rotate or pan into focus and become unveiled before your eyes at a slow pace. These structures can take any static comprehensible shape possible but can commonly be experienced as vast and giant pillars, columns, blocks, teardrops, wheels and pyramids. Often fractal in nature and capable of being manifested in any variety of colours but usually following darker themes and tones. In terms of the materials that they appear to be comprised of and the complexity of detail in which they are perceived in, dissociative structures can be broken into 4 basic levels.<br /> <br /> '''1. 2-Dimensional Structures'''<br /> <br /> The most basic level of structural complexity confines it’s geometry to strictly 2-Dimensional shapes. These shapes are usually very flat and dark in their colour and often “felt” instead of seen in a way that cannot be described adequately to the uninitiated. In terms of their size, these structures take up the entirety of a persons visual field but do not appear to have any particular size attributed to them.<br /> <br /> '''2. Partially defined 3-Dimensional Structures'''<br /> <br /> Above this the structures become better defined and 3-Dimensional in shape with basic detail in their lighting and shadow. Appearing to be made of semi transparent condensed colour or solidified shimmering visuals that are seen as ill defined, soft and out of focus around their edges. In terms of size, these structures appear to be extremely large, stretching out across hundreds and hundreds of metres.<br /> <br /> '''3. Fully defined 3-Dimensional Structures'''<br /> <br /> Once hallucinatory structures reach their third level of complexity they become fully defined in their shape, edges, lighting, shadow and detail. Often appearing to be made of solid and dense realistic materials such as stone and metal. They are capable of being thousands of miles across themselves and extremely complex in form.<br /> <br /> '''4. Self transforming mechanistic structural universes'''<br /> [[File:WZah0.jpg|200px|thumb|right]]<br /> As dosage increases, the detail continues to complexify proportionally until the sensation of seeing the entire universe condensed into an infinitely vast and intricate self transforming machine structure becomes present. Accompanied by the sudden realization that you are the structure that you are staring down upon and that the structure is also you. In terms of its appearance, this state is extremely hard to describe. The structure can take any form but usually appears to be a consistently shaped machine-like structures or clouds that are infinite in size and felt at every point of detail across themselves. This is immediately interpreted through some sort of innate instinct as “the universe” or at least, “everything” by everybody who undergoes the experience.<br /> <br /> Structures typically last anywhere from 30 seconds to several minutes before the person slips back into reality or into the presence of another structure. There are three different methods through which these hallucinatory structures are shifted between.<br /> <br /> *'''Structural Transformations''' - structures can switch between each other by morphing around you in a static, comprehensible way. Something that usually unfolds in front of you in a rather slow, step by step morphing process.<br /> *'''Structural Panning''' - structures can switch between each other by remaining completely static in their shape but simply panning out of view until they are no longer within your field of vision. It’s from here that another structure usually comes into view from behind your physical body within a few seconds to a couple of minutes. Allowing the cycle of continuous spontaneous structures to go on undisturbed.<br /> *'''Travelling over great distances''' - The third method of transitioning is experienced when the structures appear to be stuck in place whilst you are floating silently between them over what feels like a huge and physical distance. This is often done on an invisible rail through the vast and infinite dissociative hole. A feeling that is interpreted by many people as flying through space or the night sky.<br /> <br /> ===Hallucinatory states=== <br /> Hallucinations and scenarios are only possible during very high dose trips and an intensely realistic component of the Dissociative experience. They could be anything but generally fall under common archetypes such as contact with autonomous entities, imagined landscapes, alternate dimensions, replayed memories and situations that seem so unlike anything previously experienced that they are in all probability, untranslatable into English. Starting out by following a feeling of detachment from the hallucination itself, for example watching autonomous people and entities going about their daily business oblivious to your existence, playing out as if it were a film. At higher doses of hallucinatory states they become increasingly involved, accessing distant memories from your past is also completely possible. Replayed memories can feel like weeks and weeks of real time hallucinations and are perfect in every detail.<br /> <br /> In comparison to psychedelics they are more solid and not made of a closed eye visual based material. The solidity and detachment from these scenarios is what separates them in my opinion from any entity contact or hallucinations experienced on drugs such as Mushrooms or LSD.<br /> <br /> ==Harm Reduction==<br /> <br /> ===General===<br /> *Driving or operating machinery under the influence of dissociatives is strongly discouraged. Your spacial awareness is extremely limited, even when mildly intoxicated.<br /> *On higher does coordination is imparted to the point that any movement should be as limited as possible.<br /> *Nausea can happen on many dissociatives if there are stomach contents. It is best to not eat for 3~4 hours before dosing.<br /> *Dissociatives may be neurotoxic.&lt;ref&gt;http://dx.doi.org/10.1126%2Fscience.2660263&lt;/ref&gt; Moderation is advised.<br /> *Ketamine use is known to have negative impacts on bladder health.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.hkmj.org/article_pdfs/hkm1002p6.pdf&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> *If using a new substance having a sober person available may limit fallout from unexpected effects.<br /> *Doctors usually prescribe Ativan (Lorazepam/Benzodiazepine) and Haldol (anti-psychotic) to treat overdoses<br /> *As always, contact emergency professionals if you think you are a danger to yourself or others<br /> <br /> ===Interactions===<br /> It is generally unwise to mix CNS depressants, such as benzodiazepines or alcohol, as it increases the risk of an overdose and respiratory depression.<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissociative<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dissociative]]<br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> <br /> &lt;references /&gt;</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=PCP&diff=3315 2014-08-05T08:44:48Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* Harm Reduction */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pcp.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> = General Information =<br /> <br /> PCP is a powerful dissociative. The acronym PCP stems from its organic name 1-(1-phenylcyclohexyl) piperidine, which alludes to its relatively simple production from the arylcyclohexylamine piperidine. It is best known for stories of the strange and sometimes violent behavior of people under its influence. However, studies by the Drug Abuse Warning Network in the 1970s show that media reports of PCP-induced violence are greatly exaggerated and that incidents of violence are unusual and often (but not always) limited to individuals with reputations for aggression regardless of drug use. It has been implicated as a major cause of psychiatric decompensation and has a number of clinical syndromes described in the literature. In addition, PCP has been shown to cause significant medical morbidity and mortality. It is found in a variety of forms including crystals/powder, tablets, and liquid. Recently it seems to be available on the underground market most commonly as cannabis joints, regular cigarettes or cannabis leaf dipped in liquid PCP....and usually marketed as something else, seldom as 'PCP'<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> Phencyclidin was first synthesized in 1926. In 1956 it was approved as anesthetic for animals (Sernylan), and in 1963 for humans (Sernyl) in Germany. However, due to hallucinations experienced by patients under it's influence it was already removed from the market in 1965. In 1967 PCP first appeared at music festivals in the US. Like ketamine, PCP was formerly used as a preinduction anesthetic and animal tranquilizer, hence it has street eponyms such as “horse tranquilizer&quot;, ”hog”, and “elephant”.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Note: 20 mg may put an individual into a comatose state, and 70 mg may induce seizures.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 3-5mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 10mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 2-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Duration || 4-6 hours<br /> |-<br /> | After-effects || Up to 24 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> Behavioural effects can vary by dosage. Low doses produce a numbness in the extremities and intoxication, characterized by staggering, unsteady gait, slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, and loss of balance. Moderate doses (5–10 mg intranasal, or 0.01–0.02 mg/kg intramuscular or intravenous) will produce analgesia and anesthesia. High doses may lead to convulsions. Users frequently do not know how much of the drug they are taking due to its potency and tendency of the drug to be made illegally in uncontrolled conditions.<br /> <br /> Psychological effects include severe changes in body image, loss of ego boundaries, paranoia and depersonalization. Hallucinations, euphoria, and suicidal impulses are also reported, as well as occasional aggressive behavior. Like many other drugs, phencyclidine has been known to alter mood states in an unpredictable fashion, causing some individuals to become detached, and others to become animated. PCP may induce feelings of strength, power, and invulnerability as well as a numbing effect on the mind.<br /> <br /> == Postive ==<br /> <br /> * Increase in energy<br /> <br /> * Euphoria<br /> <br /> * Pleasant mental and/or body high<br /> <br /> * Disconnected thoughts<br /> <br /> * Sense of calm<br /> <br /> * Increased sociability, loss of inhibitions<br /> <br /> * Closed- and open-eye visuals<br /> <br /> * Shifts in perception of reality<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Increased salivation<br /> <br /> * Change in body temperature regulation, sweating<br /> <br /> * Increased heart rate (lower doses)<br /> <br /> * Altered time perception<br /> <br /> * Disrupted speech patterns<br /> <br /> * Analgesia (decreased pain awareness) and numbness<br /> <br /> * Feelings of invulnerability<br /> <br /> * Distorted sensory perceptions, hallucinations<br /> <br /> * Unusual and unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> * Mild to moderate dissociation (common)<br /> <br /> * Confusion, disorientation (common)<br /> <br /> * Nystagmus (rhythmic eye movement)<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Disturbing hallucinations and/or delusions <br /> <br /> * Severe anxiety, paranoia<br /> <br /> * Severe dissociation, depersonalization<br /> <br /> * Ataxia (loss of motor coordination) <br /> <br /> * Severe confusion, disorganized thinking<br /> <br /> * Psychotic episodes<br /> <br /> * Physical aggression<br /> <br /> * Nausea, vomiting<br /> <br /> * Temporary amnesia <br /> <br /> * Severe distortion or loss of auditory/visual perception<br /> <br /> * Decreased heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Seizures (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Hangover including dizziness, numbness and lethargy; may last 24 hours or more<br /> <br /> * Coma (high doses, increased risk when combined with depressants)<br /> <br /> * Possible neurotoxicity (controversial)<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> * Do not drive or operate heavy machinery. <br /> <br /> * Avoid walking or moving in general if possible. <br /> <br /> * Always experiment with drugs with a sober friend in a safe place<br /> <br /> * A full stomach may lead to nausea; consider fasting 3-4+ hours before usage. <br /> <br /> == Potentiators ==<br /> <br /> * Alchohol <br /> <br /> * Benzodiazpines<br /> <br /> == Interactions ==<br /> <br /> * Acts as a Central Nervous System depressant. Interacts negatively with the above potentiators<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction = <br /> <br /> See [[Dissociatives#Harm_Reduction|Dissociative Harm Reduction]] for general information.<br /> <br /> At an Emergency Room. Doctors usually provide ~1mg Ativan (lorazepam/ benzodiazepine) and 1-10mg Haldol (anti-psychotic, to combat PCP overdoses and violent or unpredictable behavior.<br /> <br /> If you think you are overdosing on PCP, please seek emergency medical attention immediately.<br /> <br /> Source: Drugs Inc. and http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22970762<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> In chemical structure, PCP is an arylcyclohexylamine derivative, and, in pharmacology, it is a member of the family of dissociative anesthetics. PCP works primarily as an NMDA receptor antagonist, which blocks the activity of the NMDA receptor and, like most antiglutamatergic hallucinogens, is significantly more dangerous than other categories of hallucinogens.<br /> <br /> The clinical picture may wax and wane between extreme agitation and sedation, because PCP can produce CNS stimulation and depression through its different clinical effects in the CNS. With increasing concentrations, the drug binds to NMDA receptors, acts as a monoamine reuptake inhibitor, stimulates σ-opioid receptors, as well as nicotinic, muscarinic and GABA receptors.6, 18 Sedation and loss of inhibition tend to occur with ingestions of 1 to 5 mg, with the CNS findings of slurred speech, violent behavior and blank staring, horizontal, vertical, or rotatory nystagmus, ataxia, hyperthermia, and seizures at these doses<br /> <br /> There are more than 125 known derivates of PCP.<br /> <br /> = Legal status =<br /> <br /> PCP is Schedule II in the United States. This means it is illegal to sell without a DEA license and illegal to buy or possess without a license or prescription.<br /> <br /> It is also banned in the UK, Germany, Poland, Canada and New Zealand.<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phencyclidine<br /> <br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olney%27s_lesions<br /> <br /> https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/pcp/<br /> <br /> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2859735/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dissociative]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=PCP&diff=3314 2014-08-05T08:41:28Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* Harm Reduction */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pcp.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> = General Information =<br /> <br /> PCP is a powerful dissociative. The acronym PCP stems from its organic name 1-(1-phenylcyclohexyl) piperidine, which alludes to its relatively simple production from the arylcyclohexylamine piperidine. It is best known for stories of the strange and sometimes violent behavior of people under its influence. However, studies by the Drug Abuse Warning Network in the 1970s show that media reports of PCP-induced violence are greatly exaggerated and that incidents of violence are unusual and often (but not always) limited to individuals with reputations for aggression regardless of drug use. It has been implicated as a major cause of psychiatric decompensation and has a number of clinical syndromes described in the literature. In addition, PCP has been shown to cause significant medical morbidity and mortality. It is found in a variety of forms including crystals/powder, tablets, and liquid. Recently it seems to be available on the underground market most commonly as cannabis joints, regular cigarettes or cannabis leaf dipped in liquid PCP....and usually marketed as something else, seldom as 'PCP'<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> Phencyclidin was first synthesized in 1926. In 1956 it was approved as anesthetic for animals (Sernylan), and in 1963 for humans (Sernyl) in Germany. However, due to hallucinations experienced by patients under it's influence it was already removed from the market in 1965. In 1967 PCP first appeared at music festivals in the US. Like ketamine, PCP was formerly used as a preinduction anesthetic and animal tranquilizer, hence it has street eponyms such as “horse tranquilizer&quot;, ”hog”, and “elephant”.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Note: 20 mg may put an individual into a comatose state, and 70 mg may induce seizures.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 3-5mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 10mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Smoked<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 2-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Duration || 4-6 hours<br /> |-<br /> | After-effects || Up to 24 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> Behavioural effects can vary by dosage. Low doses produce a numbness in the extremities and intoxication, characterized by staggering, unsteady gait, slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, and loss of balance. Moderate doses (5–10 mg intranasal, or 0.01–0.02 mg/kg intramuscular or intravenous) will produce analgesia and anesthesia. High doses may lead to convulsions. Users frequently do not know how much of the drug they are taking due to its potency and tendency of the drug to be made illegally in uncontrolled conditions.<br /> <br /> Psychological effects include severe changes in body image, loss of ego boundaries, paranoia and depersonalization. Hallucinations, euphoria, and suicidal impulses are also reported, as well as occasional aggressive behavior. Like many other drugs, phencyclidine has been known to alter mood states in an unpredictable fashion, causing some individuals to become detached, and others to become animated. PCP may induce feelings of strength, power, and invulnerability as well as a numbing effect on the mind.<br /> <br /> == Postive ==<br /> <br /> * Increase in energy<br /> <br /> * Euphoria<br /> <br /> * Pleasant mental and/or body high<br /> <br /> * Disconnected thoughts<br /> <br /> * Sense of calm<br /> <br /> * Increased sociability, loss of inhibitions<br /> <br /> * Closed- and open-eye visuals<br /> <br /> * Shifts in perception of reality<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Increased salivation<br /> <br /> * Change in body temperature regulation, sweating<br /> <br /> * Increased heart rate (lower doses)<br /> <br /> * Altered time perception<br /> <br /> * Disrupted speech patterns<br /> <br /> * Analgesia (decreased pain awareness) and numbness<br /> <br /> * Feelings of invulnerability<br /> <br /> * Distorted sensory perceptions, hallucinations<br /> <br /> * Unusual and unpredictable behavior<br /> <br /> * Mild to moderate dissociation (common)<br /> <br /> * Confusion, disorientation (common)<br /> <br /> * Nystagmus (rhythmic eye movement)<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Disturbing hallucinations and/or delusions <br /> <br /> * Severe anxiety, paranoia<br /> <br /> * Severe dissociation, depersonalization<br /> <br /> * Ataxia (loss of motor coordination) <br /> <br /> * Severe confusion, disorganized thinking<br /> <br /> * Psychotic episodes<br /> <br /> * Physical aggression<br /> <br /> * Nausea, vomiting<br /> <br /> * Temporary amnesia <br /> <br /> * Severe distortion or loss of auditory/visual perception<br /> <br /> * Decreased heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Seizures (high doses)<br /> <br /> * Hangover including dizziness, numbness and lethargy; may last 24 hours or more<br /> <br /> * Coma (high doses, increased risk when combined with depressants)<br /> <br /> * Possible neurotoxicity (controversial)<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> * Do not drive or operate heavy machinery. <br /> <br /> * Avoid walking or moving in general if possible. <br /> <br /> * Always experiment with drugs with a sober friend in a safe place<br /> <br /> * A full stomach may lead to nausea; consider fasting 3-4+ hours before usage. <br /> <br /> == Potentiators ==<br /> <br /> * Alchohol <br /> <br /> * Benzodiazpines<br /> <br /> == Interactions ==<br /> <br /> * Acts as a Central Nervous System depressant. Interacts negatively with the above potentiators<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction = <br /> <br /> See [[Dissociatives#Harm_Reduction|Dissociative Harm Reduction]] for general information.<br /> <br /> At an Emergency Room. Doctors usually provide 1mg Ativan and Haldol, an anti-psychotic, to combat PCP overdoses and violent or unpredictable behavior.<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> In chemical structure, PCP is an arylcyclohexylamine derivative, and, in pharmacology, it is a member of the family of dissociative anesthetics. PCP works primarily as an NMDA receptor antagonist, which blocks the activity of the NMDA receptor and, like most antiglutamatergic hallucinogens, is significantly more dangerous than other categories of hallucinogens.<br /> <br /> The clinical picture may wax and wane between extreme agitation and sedation, because PCP can produce CNS stimulation and depression through its different clinical effects in the CNS. With increasing concentrations, the drug binds to NMDA receptors, acts as a monoamine reuptake inhibitor, stimulates σ-opioid receptors, as well as nicotinic, muscarinic and GABA receptors.6, 18 Sedation and loss of inhibition tend to occur with ingestions of 1 to 5 mg, with the CNS findings of slurred speech, violent behavior and blank staring, horizontal, vertical, or rotatory nystagmus, ataxia, hyperthermia, and seizures at these doses<br /> <br /> There are more than 125 known derivates of PCP.<br /> <br /> = Legal status =<br /> <br /> PCP is Schedule II in the United States. This means it is illegal to sell without a DEA license and illegal to buy or possess without a license or prescription.<br /> <br /> It is also banned in the UK, Germany, Poland, Canada and New Zealand.<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phencyclidine<br /> <br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olney%27s_lesions<br /> <br /> https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/pcp/<br /> <br /> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2859735/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dissociative]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=DJ_Application&diff=3294 2014-08-01T01:51:30Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* After you are accepted &amp; got the password */</p> <hr /> <div>== Requirements for becoming a DJ ==<br /> <br /> * Fast, reliable internet connection (Above 2 mbit (2000 kbit)): [http://speedtest.net Test here, select a european server].<br /> * Willing to take requests.<br /> * Willing to play music that doesn't suck.<br /> * Have a working streaming setup using the [[How_to_DJ#Testing_Stream|tripradiotest mountpoint]].<br /> <br /> Can you say YES to those 4 requirements? Go ahead to the next section.<br /> <br /> == How to apply ==<br /> <br /> Use the following template. Just copy/paste it into notepad and answer each question.<br /> <br /> * IRC nickname:<br /> * Timezone:<br /> * Link to [http://speedtest.net speedtest result from european server]:<br /> * Which radio software are you using (butt, Nicecast, Mixxx, etc.):<br /> * At which hours can you broadcast (GMT timezone):<br /> * Which genres:<br /> * Why do you want to DJ:<br /> <br /> When done, send it in an e-mail to [mailto:radio@tripsit.me radio@tripsit.me] with the subject &quot;'''Application'''&quot;.<br /> <br /> == Other questions ==<br /> <br /> Please also ask in the IRC channel #tripradio if you have any other questions.<br /> <br /> == After you are accepted &amp; got the password ==<br /> <br /> Add yourself to the DJ list on [[Radio|this page]]. Ask for +v in the #music channel where we talk about music radio stuff.</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=3251 2014-07-21T18:38:21Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>{{DISPLAYTITLE:Welcome to TripSit Wiki!&lt;span style=&quot;display: none&quot;&gt;&lt;/span&gt;}}<br /> &lt;table style=&quot;max-width: 1000px; display:block;&quot; cellpadding=5&gt;&lt;tr&gt;&lt;td valign=top width=20%&gt;<br /> == Community ==<br /> <br /> === IRC ===<br /> <br /> * [[IRC_User_Guide|New user guide]]<br /> * [http://tripsit.me/chat/tripsitapp/ '''Tripsit's portable IRC distribution''']<br /> * [[Channels]]<br /> ** [http://chat.tripsit.me/?nick=Social?#home #home]<br /> ** [http://chat.tripsit.me/?nick=Social?#home,#tripsit #tripsit]<br /> ** [http://chat.tripsit.me/?nick=Social?#home,#drugs #drugs]<br /> * [[How_to_connect_through_Tor|Connect through Tor]]<br /> * [[List of IRC bot commands]]<br /> * [[Commands reference]]<br /> <br /> === TripRadio ===<br /> * [http://tripsit.fm Listen Now]<br /> <br /> * [[Radio|General info]]<br /> * [[DJ Application|We need DJs!]]<br /> * [[How to DJ|How to setup DJ software]]<br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=25%&gt;<br /> == Important Pages ==<br /> * [[TripSit Rules]]<br /> * [[Network Terms of Service]]<br /> * [[List of staff and their roles]]<br /> * [[TripSit's Plans]]<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=30% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> == Drug Knowledge == <br /> *[[:Category:Drugs|Psychoactive Substances]]<br /> **[[Psychedelics]]<br /> **[[Dissociatives]]<br /> **[[Stimulants]]<br /> **[[Depressants]]<br /> ***[[Opioids]]<br /> ***[[Benzodiazepines]]<br /> **[[Antidepressants]]<br /> **[[Deliriants]]<br /> <br /> * [[Drug combinations]]<br /> * [http://factsheet.tripsit.me Factsheets]<br /> * [[Glossary]]<br /> <br /> == [[Guides]] ==<br /> <br /> * [[Addiction]]<br /> * [[Overdose]]<br /> * [[How To Deal With A Bad Trip]]<br /> * [[Common Misconceptions About Psychedelics]]<br /> * [[Quick Guide to Stimulant Comedowns]]<br /> * [[Quick Guide to Volumetric Dosing]]<br /> * [[Cold Water Extraction]]<br /> <br /> == Tripsitting ==<br /> * [[How_To_Tripsit_Online|How to Tripsit online]]<br /> * [[How_To_Tripsit_In_Real_Life|How to Tripsit in real life]]<br /> <br /> == Harm Reduction Supplies &amp; Testing ==<br /> * [[Scales]]<br /> * [[Test Kits]]<br /> * [[Sources for Laboratory Analysis]]<br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> &lt;td valign=top width=30% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> == Common Drugs ==<br /> <br /> * '''[[:Category:Psychedelic|Psychedelics]]'''<br /> ** [[Mushrooms]]<br /> ** [[DMT]]<br /> ** [[LSD]]<br /> ** [[LSA]]<br /> ** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]<br /> ** [[NBOMes|NBOMe series]]<br /> ** [[Cannabis]]<br /> <br /> * '''[[:Category:Dissociative|Dissociatives]]'''<br /> ** [[DXM]]<br /> ** [[PCP]]<br /> ** [[Ketamine]]<br /> ** [[MXE]]<br /> ** [[Diphenidine]]<br /> ** [[Salvia]]<br /> ** [[Nitrous Oxide]]<br /> ** [[3-MeO-PCP]]<br /> <br /> * '''[[:Category:Stimulant|Stimulants]]'''<br /> ** [[Adderall]]<br /> ** [[Street amphetamine]]<br /> ** [[Methamphetamine]]<br /> ** [[MDMA]]<br /> ** [[MDA]]<br /> ** [[Mephedrone]]<br /> ** [[Cocaine]]<br /> <br /> * '''[[:Category:Depressant|Depressants]]'''<br /> ** [[Alcohol]]<br /> ** [[GHB]]<br /> ** [[Kava]]<br /> ** [[Zolpidem]]<br /> <br /> * '''[[:Category:Opioid|Opioids]]'''<br /> ** [[Kratom]]<br /> ** [[Morphine]]<br /> ** [[Heroin]]<br /> ** [[Codeine]]<br /> ** [[Tramadol]]<br /> ** [[Hydrocodone]]<br /> ** [[Oxycodone]]<br /> ** [[Buprenorphine]]<br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/tr&gt;<br /> &lt;/table&gt;<br /> <br /> [[About|About Tripsit wiki]]<br /> <br /> TripSit wiki currently has [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages]].<br /> <br /> View a [[Special:AllPages|list of all pages]].<br /> <br /> <br /> __NOTOC__<br /> __NOEDITSECTION__</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=3-MeO-PCP&diff=3250 2014-07-21T18:15:57Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* Effects */</p> <hr /> <div>Dissociative anesthetic that is roughly 10 times stronger than 4-MeO-PCP. May also have opioid or dopaminergic activity.<br /> <br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> 3-Methoxyphencyclidine (3-MeO-PCP) is a dissociative anesthetic drug that has been sold online as a research chemical. The compound was first synthesized in 1979 to investigate the structure-activity relationship of phencyclidine derivatives. The activity of 3-MeO-PCP in man was not described until 1999 when a chemist using the pseudonym John Q. Beagle wrote that 3-MeO-PCP was qualitatively similar to PCP with comparable potency.<br /> <br /> = Dosage = <br /> Oral Threshold: 1.5-3 mg Light: 3-5mg Common: 5-8mg Strong: 8-12mg Heavy: 12mg+<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> Oral Onset: 20-40 minutes.<br /> <br /> Insufflated Onset: 5-15 minutes<br /> <br /> Duration for oral and insufflated: 3-5 hours +/- 1 hour depending on dose.<br /> <br /> After-effects: 2-48 hours. <br /> <br /> = Effects = <br /> * Dissociation from reality<br /> * Difficulty walking<br /> * Difficulty talking<br /> * Time dilation<br /> * Music appreciation<br /> * May get stuck in thought loops<br /> * Produces an inner stillness as if all the leaky naggings of the subconscious are completely muted<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction = <br /> <br /> Do not drive or operate heavy machinery. Take extra precaution if going out in public on 3-MeO-PCP. Do not drink alcohol or take any other drugs.<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology = <br /> <br /> 3-MeO-PCP binds to the NMDA receptor with higher affinity than PCP and has the highest affinity of the three isomeric anisyl-substitutions, followed by 2-MeO-PCP and 4-MeO-PCP. 3-MeO-PCP has a Ki of 20 nM for the NMDA receptor, 216 nM for the serotonin transporter and 42 for the sigma1 receptor<br /> <br /> = Legal =<br /> <br /> May be Class B in UK as an analog of MXE.<br /> <br /> May be illegal in the US as part of the Analog Act.<br /> <br /> = Sites =<br /> <br /> [http://www.vice.com/read/interview-with-ketamine-chemist-704-v18n2 Interview with a 3-MeO Chemist]<br /> <br /> [http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/dta.1620/abstract From MXE to PCP]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> [[Category:Dissociative]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=3-MeO-PCP&diff=3249 2014-07-21T18:15:06Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>Dissociative anesthetic that is roughly 10 times stronger than 4-MeO-PCP. May also have opioid or dopaminergic activity.<br /> <br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> 3-Methoxyphencyclidine (3-MeO-PCP) is a dissociative anesthetic drug that has been sold online as a research chemical. The compound was first synthesized in 1979 to investigate the structure-activity relationship of phencyclidine derivatives. The activity of 3-MeO-PCP in man was not described until 1999 when a chemist using the pseudonym John Q. Beagle wrote that 3-MeO-PCP was qualitatively similar to PCP with comparable potency.<br /> <br /> = Dosage = <br /> Oral Threshold: 1.5-3 mg Light: 3-5mg Common: 5-8mg Strong: 8-12mg Heavy: 12mg+<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> Oral Onset: 20-40 minutes.<br /> <br /> Insufflated Onset: 5-15 minutes<br /> <br /> Duration for oral and insufflated: 3-5 hours +/- 1 hour depending on dose.<br /> <br /> After-effects: 2-48 hours. <br /> <br /> = Effects = <br /> * Dissociation<br /> * Difficulty walking<br /> * Difficulty talking<br /> * Time dilation<br /> * Music appreciation<br /> * Produces an inner stillness as if all the leaky naggings of the subconscious are completely muted<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction = <br /> <br /> Do not drive or operate heavy machinery. Take extra precaution if going out in public on 3-MeO-PCP. Do not drink alcohol or take any other drugs.<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology = <br /> <br /> 3-MeO-PCP binds to the NMDA receptor with higher affinity than PCP and has the highest affinity of the three isomeric anisyl-substitutions, followed by 2-MeO-PCP and 4-MeO-PCP. 3-MeO-PCP has a Ki of 20 nM for the NMDA receptor, 216 nM for the serotonin transporter and 42 for the sigma1 receptor<br /> <br /> = Legal =<br /> <br /> May be Class B in UK as an analog of MXE.<br /> <br /> May be illegal in the US as part of the Analog Act.<br /> <br /> = Sites =<br /> <br /> [http://www.vice.com/read/interview-with-ketamine-chemist-704-v18n2 Interview with a 3-MeO Chemist]<br /> <br /> [http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/dta.1620/abstract From MXE to PCP]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> [[Category:Dissociative]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Alcohol&diff=3176 2014-07-20T23:04:13Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Wino.jpg|250px|right|home-made apple wine]]<br /> Alcohol is a CNS depressant that acts through the GABAa receptor, and is one of the most common strong psychoactives used by humans. It has a long history of use and its intoxicating effects are well-studied and documented.<br /> <br /> Alcohol when consumed by humans usually refers to an alcohol beverage, which generally contains between 3% and 40% alcohol, though certain drinks used as alcoholic beverages (though sometimes not entirely intended as such) have concentrations of alcohol up to 80%.<br /> <br /> They are split into three classes, beers, wines and spirits. These generally refer to the method of production and, and as such general assumptions can be made about the strength of them - because of this, some countries carry a lower drinking age for wines and beer than spirits (since they are generally much less alcoholic).<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> The history of alcohol stretches back thousands of years. As the the prototypical depressant, it was intentionally produced and consumed by humans as early as 10,000 B.C., as established by the discovery of beer jugs from the late Stone Age. Further evidence shows it continued to be used throughout ancient societies around the world.<br /> <br /> The first records of distilled alcohol was from Greek society during the 1st century during research into medical and alchemical uses. Later, between the 12th and 14th centuries, distilled alcoholic beverages were distributed throughout Europe and were used widely.<br /> <br /> In medieval Europe, the consumption of alcohol was used as a way of avoiding water-borne diseases such as cholera. This was because the process of boiling water and fermentation with yeast involved in the production of alcohol killed dangerous bacteria.<br /> <br /> Alcohol became only used more widely as history progressed, its use sanctioned by church establishments. When America was established, a heavy drinking culture became established with it - communal binges occurring at public events during which participants would drink heavily until intoxicated.<br /> <br /> Today, alcohol is the most widely used recreational drug worldwide; advertised by large companies which produce and sell alcohol on a mass scale.<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 15-30 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Coming-up || 15-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Peak || 30-90 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Coming-down || 45-60 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total duration|| 1.5-3 hours<br /> |-<br /> | After-effects || 1-2 hours<br /> |-<br /> | Hangover || 1-36 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> == Positive ==<br /> *Relaxation<br /> *Mood lift, happiness, giddiness<br /> *Increased sociability<br /> *Lowered inhibitions &amp; reduced social anxiety<br /> *Analgesia (kills pain)<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> *Slurred speech<br /> *Flushed skin<br /> *Drowsiness, sleepiness<br /> *Nystagmus, difficulty focusing eyes<br /> *Changed (often increased) response to sexual stimuli<br /> *Tolerance with repeated use within a few days<br /> *Changed aesthetic appreciation: Normally beautiful things can seem *ugly, things normally seen as ugly judged beautiful<br /> *&quot;Beer goggles&quot; — Others appear more attractive<br /> *Mild visual distortions at high doses<br /> <br /> == Negative == <br /> Negative side effects increase with higher doses<br /> *Decreased coordination<br /> *Nausea, vomiting (vomiting while unconscious can be fatal)<br /> *Reduced impulse control<br /> *Emotional volatility (anger, violence, sadness, etc)<br /> *Reduced ability to attain/maintain erection in most males<br /> *Increased difficulty in achieving orgasm in some females<br /> *Frequent urination (more with beer or wine), diuretic effect<br /> *Dizziness and confusion<br /> *Blackouts and memory loss at high doses<br /> *Coma and death at extreme doses<br /> *Brain and liver damage (cirrhosis) with heavy use<br /> *Lowered inhibitions and increased confusion can lead to unwanted and *negative sexual encounters (date rape)<br /> *Hangover, lasting 12-36 hours, from mild to severe after heavy use<br /> *Fetal damage in pregnant women at high dose or frequency<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> Refer to [http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/alcohol/alcohol_pharmacology1.shtml The Neuropharmacology of Ethyl Alcohol] on Erowid.<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> * Avoid driving and operating heavy machinery.<br /> <br /> * Do not drink everyday. Do not binge drink (more than 5 drinks in 2 hours). This can lead to a psychical dependence on alcohol and also lead to liver problems.<br /> <br /> = Interactions =<br /> <br /> Alcohol interacts negatively with many drugs, namely benzodiazepines, opiods, dissociatives, and many pharmaceuticals. Alcohol also dehydrates the body, making it a bad drink of choice for those on MDMA. Please do not mix alcohol with any of these drugs, as you are risking your health and life.<br /> <br /> = Legal status =<br /> <br /> Legal in US for those 21+<br /> <br /> Legal in most countries for 16+<br /> <br /> == Consumption ==<br /> <br /> Despite being one of the most commonly abused drugs, and is often ranked as causing much more harm than other recreational drugs, it is largely legal for recreational use in most parts of the world.<br /> <br /> Governments generally tax alcohol sold in their jurisdiction, which provides a source of income for the government and is said to work towards discouraging the over-use of alcohol.<br /> <br /> Some countries, such as Canada and certain states in the USA have a government-held monopoly on the sale of alcohol for consumption in the area. This comprises of alcohol only being sold in government-owned shops, and allows the government to easily place restrictions on the sale and consumption of alcohol e.g. minimum prices and limits to the number of drinks a person can purchase.<br /> <br /> Laws generally differ on one major factor, which is the legal drinking age (the age at which one is allowed to purchase or consume alcohol). Generally a 'legal drinking age' is given (ranging between 16 and 25), with some countries making a distinction between the age at which it is legal to purchase and the age at which it is legal to consume alcohol, and some do not stipulate a minimum age for consumption (making it technically legal).<br /> <br /> Certain countries, such as Germany, also have specific age rules depending on the type of beverage. This is because certain types of alcoholic beverage (e.g. beer) generally have a lower alcohol content than others (e.g. wine, spirits).<br /> <br /> A few countries and jurisdictions within countries, including many Muslim countries (Saudi Arabia, Iran) and certain districts in India, have an outright ban on the production, sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages.<br /> <br /> Many local jurisdictions around the world ban public drinking under penalty of fine, though this usually comes under a local law or by-law.<br /> <br /> == Production ==<br /> <br /> In most countries in which alcohol is legal, commercial production of alcohol required government licensing and taxation. For personal use, production is often allowed, with certain limitations placed on the type of alcohol (e.g. beer and wines only) or the amount permitted to be produced. Some countries require taxation and some require a licence to be issued in a similar manner to commercial production.<br /> <br /> == Driving ==<br /> <br /> Most countries also have specific laws against driving under the influence of alcohol, generally stipulating a percentage for blood alcohol content which is considered permittable while driving. This stems from the well-researched fact that being under the influence of alcohol (as a [[depressants|depressant]]) heavily reduces alertness and ability to drive, and this leads to a much greater risk of an accident on the road either harming the individual or others.<br /> <br /> The permittable drinking limit ranges rather heavily depending on the country, ranging between 0.00% for probationary drivers in Western Australia and 0.8% in many countries such as Canada, the UK and Ethiopia. Punishments for a violation also vary, with some countries implementing different levels of punishment depending on the blood alcohol content - however, most punishments are rather severe due to the dangerous nature of the crime and may include withdrawal of driving licence, large fines or prison time (especially with a repeat offence).<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> [http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/alcohol/alcohol.shtml Erowid]<br /> <br /> [http://www.cdc.gov/alcohol/faqs.htm#healthProb CDC FAQ]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Depressant]]<br /> [[Category:Drugs]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=2C-B&diff=3172 2014-07-20T22:54:52Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:2C-B-Chemdraw.png|200px|right|Chemical structure of 2C-B]]<br /> <br /> = General Info = <br /> <br /> '''2C-B''' is a psychedelic drug of the [[2C-X|2C-X family]].<br /> Effects are often described as being more easily managed than other psychedelics; it is often compared to a mixture of a LSD and MDMA.<br /> 2C-B is also known for the strong body component of its effects which are alternately described as pleasurable energy or a 'sense of being in the body', and by others as an unpleasant 'buzzing' or body-load, which is mostly occurring during onset. Users also report open eye visuals in the form of color distortions, melting like hallucinations, and other minor psychadelic effects.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> 2C-B was first synthesized in 1974 by Alexander Shulgin. It first saw use among the psychiatric community as an aid during therapy. It was considered one of the best drugs for this purpose because of its short duration, relative absence of side effects, and comparably mild nature. Shortly after becoming popular in the medical community, it became popular recreationally. 2C-B was first sold commercially as an aphrodisiac under the trade name &quot;Eros&quot;, which was manufactured by the German pharmaceutical company Drittewelle. From many years after it was available as tablets in Dutch smart shops under the name &quot;Nexus&quot;.<br /> <br /> = Dosage = <br /> '''NOTE: DO NOT TAKE THE BELOW DOSING INFORMATION AS A KNOW ALL, PLEASE TAKE CAUTION, AND REMEMBER THAT YOU CAN ALWAYS TAKE MORE, BUT NEVER LESS.'''<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 5-15mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 15-30mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 30-50mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 50mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 10-20mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 20-30mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 30mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Rectal<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 10-20mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 20-30mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 30mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 20-75 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 4-8 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 1-15 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 4-8 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Rectal<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 5-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 4-8 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> == Positive ==<br /> <br /> * Euphoria<br /> <br /> * Giggling<br /> <br /> * Empathy<br /> <br /> * Personal Insight<br /> <br /> * Enhanced Colours<br /> <br /> * Closed and Open Eye Visuals<br /> <br /> * Enhanced Tactile Sensation<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Decreased Appetite<br /> <br /> * Pupil Dilation<br /> <br /> * Time Dilation<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Restlessness<br /> <br /> * Sweating/Chills<br /> <br /> * Nausea<br /> <br /> * Insomnia<br /> <br /> * Muscle Tension<br /> <br /> * Confusion<br /> <br /> = Aliases =<br /> <br /> * Bees<br /> <br /> * Nexus<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> Systematic name: 2-(4-bromo-2,5-dimethoxyphenyl)ethanamine<br /> Unlike most hallucinogens, 2C-B has been shown to be a low efficacy serotonin 5-HT2A receptor partial agonist or even full antagonist. This suggests that the 5-HT2C receptor is primarily responsible for mediating the effects experienced by users of 2C-B, although functional antagonism of 5-HT2A or activation of the 5-HT2A-coupled phospholipase D pathway may also play a role. The rank order of receptorantagonist potency for this family of drugs is 2C-I &gt; 2C-B &gt; 2C-D &gt; 2C-H.<br /> <br /> Research suggests that 2C-B increases dopamine levels in the brains of rats, which may contribute to its psychoactivity.<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> 2C-B is known as one of the safer psychedelics, with several reported cases of users far exceeding commonly used dosing limits without lasting adverse physical effects. It is also observed to have a low addiction potential. It is a stimulating psychedelic, and therefore it's important to remain hydrated. Refer to [[Psychedelics#Harm_Reduction|Psychedelic Harm Reduction]] for more information.<br /> <br /> Do not drive or operate heavy machinery on 2C-B.<br /> <br /> Do not take a hero dose thinking that 2C-B is one of the &quot;safer psychadelics&quot;<br /> <br /> = Interactions = <br /> <br /> 2C-B increases dopamine levels and also has an effect on serotonin. Therefore, 2C-B may react negatively with serotonic drugs like anti-depressants and tramadol.<br /> <br /> = Legal Status =<br /> Internationally, 2C-B is a Schedule II drug under the Convention on Psychotropic Substances. In the Netherlands, 2C-B became a list I substance of the Opium Law despite no health incidents occurring. Following the ban, other phenethylamines were sold in place of 2C-B until the Netherlands became the first country in the world to ban 2C-I, 2C-T-2 and 2C-T-7 alongside 2C-B.<br /> <br /> * Europe: Class A (Along with all the others in the [[2C-X|2C-X family]]. (Illegal to produce, supply, or possess.))<br /> <br /> * United States: [http://www.justice.gov/dea/druginfo/ds.shtml Schedule I] (Illegal to produce, supply, or possess.)<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2C-B Wikipedia]<br /> <br /> [https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/2cb/2cb.shtml 2C-B Erowid Vault]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> [[Category:Psychedelic]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Adderall&diff=3170 2014-07-20T22:47:42Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>Adderall is a commonly prescribed stimulant to treat ADHD and ADD. Adderall is a 3:1 mixture of dextroamphetamine and levoamphetamine. Adderall is commonly found in two forms, IR and XR. IR is instant release, while XR is extended release. Adderall XR releases half of the dosage immediately, and the other half 4 hours later. Adderall is exceedingly similar to [[Street_amphetamine|Street Amphetamine]], though with Adderall the constitution and doses are known.<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> Adderall was originally developed from an amphetamine blend drug called Obetrol, prescribed for obesity and weight loss. This drug was a mix of racemic amphetamine (dl-amphetamine), d-amphetamine, and racemic methamphetamine. This made sense, as it was for weight loss, so the peripheral effects of l-amphetamine were actually useful as an anorexic and as a thermogenic. It was later reformulated without the methamphetamine, but also without FDA approval. When Richwood Pharmaceuticals bought Rexar, the company making Obetrol, they rebranded the reformulated Obetrol (without the methamphetamine) as Adderall, and began marketing it for ADD/ADHD.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Adderall XR is extended release Around 50% of the dose is released instantly, the other half over the next four hours. Effects take a while to begin, and last much longer.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 5-15mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 15-40mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 40-75mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 75-125+mg<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 10-30mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 30-50mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 50-80+mg<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 15-30 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total (IR) || 2-4 hours<br /> |-<br /> | Total (XR) || 6-10 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 1-5 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total (IR) || 2-4 hours<br /> |-<br /> | Total (XR) || 6-10 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> == Positive ==<br /> <br /> * Increased focus<br /> <br /> * Abundance of energy<br /> <br /> * Increased motivation<br /> <br /> == Negative == <br /> <br /> * Racing thoughts<br /> <br /> * Reduced appetite<br /> <br /> * Flushing of the face<br /> <br /> * Increased body temperature<br /> <br /> * Tachycardia (Elevated heart rate)<br /> <br /> * Paranoia<br /> <br /> * Insomnia<br /> <br /> == After effects ==<br /> <br /> * Hangover<br /> <br /> * Afterglow<br /> <br /> * Restlessness<br /> <br /> * Persisting stimulation (5-15 hours after last dose)<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> * Avoid driving and operating heavy machinery<br /> <br /> * Recommended time (pauses) between using the substance<br /> <br /> * Adderall can be extremely addictive, and abuse can lead to stimulant psychosis, a very dangerous disorder.<br /> <br /> == Detection Times ==<br /> <br /> * Blood: 12 hours<br /> <br /> * Hair: 90 days<br /> <br /> * Saliva: 3 days<br /> <br /> * Urine: 1-4 days<br /> <br /> = Interactions =<br /> <br /> Adderall can interact negatively with many drugs mainly tramadol, APAP, buproprion, and many anti-depressants.<br /> <br /> Adderall mixed with downers like Benzodiazepines can also cause adverse reactions. <br /> <br /> = Legal status =<br /> <br /> * Canada: Schedule I<br /> <br /> * Great Britain: Class B<br /> <br /> * Thailand: Category 1<br /> <br /> * United States: Schedule II<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> * [[Street_amphetamine|Street Amphetamine]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> [[Category:Stimulant]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Adderall&diff=3168 2014-07-20T22:45:58Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>Adderall is a commonly prescribed stimulant to treat ADHD and ADD. Adderall is a 3:1 mixture of dextroamphetamine and levoamphetamine. Adderall is commonly found in two forms, IR and XR. IR is instant release, while XR is extended release. Adderall XR releases half of the dosage immediately, and the other half 4 hours later. Adderall is exceedingly similar to [[Street_amphetamine|Street Amphetamine]], though with Adderall the constitution and doses are known.<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> Adderall was originally developed from an amphetamine blend drug called Obetrol, prescribed for obesity and weight loss. This drug was a mix of racemic amphetamine (dl-amphetamine), d-amphetamine, and racemic methamphetamine. This made sense, as it was for weight loss, so the peripheral effects of l-amphetamine were actually useful as an anorexic and as a thermogenic. It was later reformulated without the methamphetamine, but also without FDA approval. When Richwood Pharmaceuticals bought Rexar, the company making Obetrol, they rebranded the reformulated Obetrol (without the methamphetamine) as Adderall, and began marketing it for ADD/ADHD.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Adderall XR is extended release Around 50% of the dose is released instantly, the other half over the next four hours. Effects take a while to begin, and last much longer.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 5-15mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 15-40mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 40-75mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 75-125+mg<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 10-30mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 30-50mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 50-80+mg<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 15-30 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total (IR) || 2-4 hours<br /> |-<br /> | Total (XR) || 6-10 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 1-5 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total (IR) || 2-4 hours<br /> |-<br /> | Total (XR) || 6-10 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> == Positive ==<br /> <br /> * Increased focus<br /> <br /> * Abundance of energy<br /> <br /> * Increased motivation<br /> <br /> == Negative == <br /> <br /> * Racing thoughts<br /> <br /> * Reduced appetite<br /> <br /> * Flushing of the face<br /> <br /> * Increased body temperature<br /> <br /> * Tachycardia (Elevated heart rate)<br /> <br /> * Paranoia<br /> <br /> * Insomnia<br /> <br /> == After effects ==<br /> <br /> * Hangover<br /> <br /> * Afterglow<br /> <br /> * Restlessness<br /> <br /> * Persisting stimulation (5-15 hours after last dose)<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> * Avoid driving and operating heavy machinery<br /> <br /> * Recommended time (pauses) between using the substance<br /> <br /> == Detection Times ==<br /> <br /> * Blood: 12 hours<br /> <br /> * Hair: 90 days<br /> <br /> * Saliva: 3 days<br /> <br /> * Urine: 1-4 days<br /> <br /> = Interactions =<br /> <br /> Adderall can interact negatively with many drugs mainly tramadol, APAP, buproprion, and many anti-depressants.<br /> <br /> Adderall mixed with downers like Benzodiazepines can also cause adverse reactions. <br /> <br /> = Legal status =<br /> <br /> * Canada: Schedule I<br /> <br /> * Great Britain: Class B<br /> <br /> * Thailand: Category 1<br /> <br /> * United States: Schedule II<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> * [[Street_amphetamine|Street Amphetamine]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> [[Category:Stimulant]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Oxycodone&diff=3131 2014-07-17T16:38:08Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Oxycodone3.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> Oxycodone, a strong and addictive drug used to treat moderate to severe pain. It is an analgesic medication synthesized from poppy-derived thebaine. Oxycodone can be available in instant release and extended release tablets. It is often also combined with acetaminophen, marketed under the name Percoset. Oxycodone is a very powerful pain medication and can lead to addiction and dependency.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> It was developed in 1916 in Germany, as one of several new semi-synthetic opioids in an attempt to improve on the existing opioids: morphine, diacetylmorphine (heroin), and codeine. Oxycodone is available in the forms of instant release, paired with Acetaminophen, or extended release.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> '''WE ARE NOT DOCTORS. CONSUME THE DOSAGES BELOW AT YOUR OWN RISK'''<br /> <br /> '''In high doses, overdoses, or in patients not tolerant to opiates, oxycodone can cause shallow breathing, bradycardia, cold-clammy skin, apnea, hypotension, miosis, circulatory collapse, respiratory arrest, and death.'''<br /> <br /> The following refer to oxycodone in the form of a drug such as Roxicet or Percosets. This does not apply to XR Oxycodone in the form of a drug like OxyContin which has a time release mechanism. Oxycodone can be taken orally, insufflated, or IVed (which is extremely dangerous.)<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral (No Tolerance)<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 2.5-5mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 10-30mg<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral (Some Tolerance)<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 5-10mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 10-40mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 30-60mg<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral (Heavy Tolerance)<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 20-40mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 40-150mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 150-600mg (potentially fatal for new users)<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> '''Half-life''' depends on a lot of factors such as weight, BMI, and metabolism.<br /> <br /> Half-life = 3-4.5 hours duration depends upon R.O.A., as IVing will last much shorter, but with a more intense high, yet taking your Oxycodone orally will be much more mellow feeling accompanied by a lesser &quot;rush&quot; feeling. but last longer.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 20-40 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Peak || 30-60 minutes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 5-20 seconds<br /> |-<br /> | Peak || 5-15 minutes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Intravenous<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || Instantly<br /> |-<br /> | Peak || 2-5 minutes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> == Positive ==<br /> <br /> *Euphoria<br /> *Drip<br /> *Pain relief<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> *Itching<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> *Nausea<br /> *Constipation<br /> *CNS depression<br /> *Drowsiness<br /> *Sweating<br /> *Dizziness<br /> *Vomiting<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> Do not take any more oxycodone than you are prescribed. If you are prescribed oxycodone with any other medication such as acetaminophen please conduct a cold water extraction, or CWE. This gets ride of the acetaminophen. <br /> <br /> * Do not drive or operate machinery while under the influence of oxycodone<br /> <br /> * Do not consume alcohol or other CNS [[Depressants]] while under the influence of Oxycodone<br /> <br /> == Warning ==<br /> Excessive alcohol/grapefruit juice (drinking while taking oxycodone, especially drugs that contain APAP, such as percocet) can cause liver damage, other severe medical conditions, and even death. These potentiators may potentiate Oxycodone dangerously high for someone with a low-tolerance.<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> Oxycodone's chemical name is derived from codeine. The chemical structures are very similar, differing only in that<br /> * Oxycodone has a hydroxyl group at carbon-14 (codeine has just a hydrogen in its place)<br /> * Oxycodone has a 7,8-dihydro feature. Codeine has a double bond between those two carbons; and<br /> * Oxycodone has a carbonyl group (as in ketones) in place of the hydroxyl group of codeine. <br /> It is also similar to [[hydrocodone]], differing only in that it has a hydroxyl group at carbon-14.<br /> <br /> Source<br /> ----<br /> &quot;Oxycodone&quot;. The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. Retrieved 3 April 2011.<br /> <br /> == Legal status ==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''General'''<br /> *Oxycodone is subject to international conventions on narcotic drugs. In addition, oxycodone is subject to national laws that differ by country. The 1931 Convention for Limiting the Manufacture and Regulating the Distribution of Narcotic Drugs of the League of Nations included oxycodone. The 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of the United Nations, which replaced the 1931 convention, categorized oxycodone in Schedule I.[46] Global restrictions on Schedule I drugs include &quot;limit[ing] exclusively to medical and scientific purposes the production, manufacture, export, import, distribution of, trade in, use and possession of&quot; these drugs; &quot;requir[ing] medical prescriptions for the supply or dispensation of [these] drugs to individuals&quot;; and &quot;prevent[ing] the accumulation&quot; of quantities of these drugs &quot;in excess of those required for the normal conduct of business&quot;.<br /> <br /> '''Australia'''<br /> *Oxycodone is in Schedule I (derived from the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs) of the Commonwealth's Narcotic Drugs Act 1967.[47] In addition, it is in Schedule 8 of the Australian Standard for the Uniform Scheduling of Drugs and Poisons (&quot;Poisons Standard&quot;), meaning it is a &quot;controlled drug... which should be available for use but require[s] restriction of manufacture, supply, distribution, possession and use to reduce abuse, misuse and physical or psychological dependence&quot;.<br /> '''Canada'''<br /> *Oxycodone is a controlled substance under Schedule I of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA).<br /> '''America'''<br /> *Schedule 2, available only by prescription<br /> '''Germany'''<br /> *The drug is in Appendix III of the Narcotics Act (Betäubungsmittelgesetz or BtMG).[56] The law allows only physicians, dentists, and veterinarians (Ärzte, Zahnärzte und Tierärzte) can prescribe oxycodone, and the federal government can regulate the prescriptions (e.g., by requiring reporting).<br /> '''Hong Kong'''<br /> *Oxycodone is regulated under Part I of Schedule 1 of Hong Kong's Chapter 134 Dangerous Drugs Ordinance.<br /> '''Singapore'''<br /> *Oxycodone is listed as a Class A drug in the Misuse of Drugs Act of Singapore, which means offences in relation to the drug attract the most severe level of punishment. A conviction for unauthorized manufacture of the drug attracts a minimum sentence of 10 years of imprisonment and corporal punishment of five strokes of the cane, and a maximum sentence of life imprisonment or 30 years of imprisonment and 15 strokes of the cane.[58] The minimum and maximum penalties for unauthorized trafficking in the drug are respectively five years of imprisonment and five strokes of the cane, and 20 years of imprisonment and 15 strokes of the cane.<br /> '''United Kingdom'''<br /> *Oxycodone is a Class A drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act. For Class A drugs, which are &quot;considered to be the most likely to cause harm&quot;, possession without a prescription is punishable by up to seven years in prison, an unlimited fine, or both. Dealing of the drug illegally is punishable by up to life imprisonment, an unlimited fine, or both. In addition, oxycodone is a Schedule 2 drug per the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 which &quot;provide certain exemptions from the provisions of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971&quot;.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Sources<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> &quot;United Nations conference for the adoption of a single convention on narcotic drugs. Final act&quot; (PDF). 1961. Retrieved 2009-04-04.<br /> <br /> Commonwealth of Australia. &quot;Narcotic Drugs Act 1967 – first schedule&quot;. Australasian Legal Information Institute. Retrieved 2009-04-06.<br /> <br /> Australian Government. Department of Health and Aging. Therapeutic Goods Administration (June 2008). Standard for the uniform scheduling of drugs and poisons no. 23 (PDF). Canberra: <br /> <br /> Commonwealth of Australia. ISBN 1-74186-596-4. Retrieved 2009-04-06.<br /> <br /> Canada Department of Justice (2009-02-27). &quot;Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (1996, c. 19)&quot;. Retrieved 2009-03-23.<br /> <br /> Martin, Kevin. Lawsuit attacks OxyContin use. C-Health. Sun Media (2008-08-08)<br /> <br /> German Federal Ministry of Justice (2009-01-19). &quot;Act on the circulation of narcotics (Narcotics Act – BtMG)&quot; (in German). Retrieved 2009-04-06.<br /> <br /> Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China. &quot;Dangerous drugs ordinance – chapter 134&quot;. Hong Kong Legal Information Institute. Retrieved 2009-04-08.<br /> <br /> Misuse of Drugs Act (Cap. 185, 2008 Rev. Ed.) (Singapore), section 6(1).<br /> <br /> Misuse of Drugs Act (Singapore), section 5(1).<br /> <br /> &quot;List of drugs currently controlled under the Misuse of Drugs legislation&quot;. UK. Home Office. 2009. Retrieved 2009-04-08.<br /> <br /> &quot;Class A, B and C drugs&quot;. UK. Home Office. Retrieved 2009-04-08.<br /> <br /> &quot;Statutory instrument 2001 No. 3998. The Misuse of Drugs regulations 2001&quot;. UK. Office of Public Sector Information. Retrieved 2009-04-08.<br /> <br /> &quot;DEA Diversion Control CSA&quot;. US Dept of Justice - DEA. Retrieved 23 May 2013.<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxycodone<br /> <br /> http://www.erowid.org/pharms/oxycodone/oxycodone.shtml<br /> <br /> [[Category:Opioid]]<br /> [[Category:Drugs]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Diphenhydramine&diff=3130 2014-07-17T16:35:34Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* Harm Reduction */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Benadryl.jpg|right]]<br /> Diphenhydramine (DPH, also sold as Benadryl) is an antihistamine with anticholinergic and sedative effects. It is found in both OTC and prescription drugs used in the treatment of allergy-related symptoms, some cold and flu symptoms, insomnia, motion sickness and Parkinson's disease. It has also been researched for many other medicinal uses, including the treatment of OCD.<br /> <br /> It has also seen recreational use as a [[depressants|depressant]] or [[deliriants|deliriant]] drug, with high doses inducing vivid hallucinations which users are often unable to distinguish from reality. Most recreational users find the drug causes a negative experience, due to the profusely negative experience it tends to provide - along with the large amount of negative physical side-effects.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> DPH was first discovered in 1943 in the USA during a research project fielded around relieving muscle spasms - and in 1946 it became the first prescription antihistamine approved in the USA - therefore, it is known as a 'first generation antihistamine.'<br /> <br /> In the 1960s, it was discovered that DPH inhibited the reuptake of serotonin, which, through research of chemicals with similar actions causing less side-effects, led to the development of the antidepressant class [[SSRIs]] which are still in heavy use today.<br /> <br /> In the 1980s, the drug became approved for over-the-counter use as a sleep-aid (due to its sedative effect) and antihistamine.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Overdoses of DPH may cause seizures, coma and ultimately an acute overdose of DPH can be fatal through cardiovascular collapse - though the threshold for this type of reaction is relatively unknown.<br /> <br /> DPH is primarily taken orally.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Therapeutic (insomnia) || 50mg<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 150-300mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 250-500mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 450-700mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 650-800mg<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 60-120 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 6-8 hours<br /> |-<br /> | After-effects || 24 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> <br /> Though DPH causes hallucinations and distortions in the perception, which are often effects sought by the recreational users of [[psychedelics]], these effects are often negative in nature due to the [[deliriants|deliriant]] nature of the chemical and experience.<br /> <br /> == Positive ==<br /> * Increased awareness and appreciation of music<br /> * Dream-like experiences<br /> * Vivid hallucinations<br /> * Muscle relaxation<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Visual distortions<br /> <br /> * Sound distortions<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Dry mouth<br /> <br /> * Delirium<br /> <br /> * Confusion<br /> <br /> * Muscle cramps<br /> <br /> * Nausea<br /> <br /> * Loss of coordination (ataxia)<br /> <br /> * Increased heart rate<br /> <br /> * Photophobia<br /> <br /> * Flushed skin<br /> <br /> * Itching<br /> <br /> * Heart palpitations<br /> <br /> * Tremors<br /> <br /> * Vomiting<br /> <br /> * Stomach pain<br /> <br /> * Dysphoria<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> [[File:DPH_molecule.png|110px|right]]<br /> Chemical name: 2-(diphenylmethoxy)-N,N-dimethylethanamine<br /> <br /> Diphenhydramine is an inverse agonist of the histamine H1 receptor. It is a member of the ethanolamine class of antihistaminergic agents. By reversing the effects of histamine on the capillaries, it can reduce the intensity of allergic symptoms. Diphenhydramine also crosses the blood–brain barrier and antagonizes the H1 receptors centrally. Its effects on central H1receptors cause drowsiness.<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction = <br /> <br /> * Many oral diphenhydramine preparations contain analgesics such as acetaminophen/paracetamol or aspirin, which can be toxic to the liver in high doses. Some adulterants, such as paracetamol, can be removed by [[Cold Water Extraction]].<br /> <br /> * Do not combine DPH with any other depressant drugs such as benzos, DXM, alcohol, or opiates<br /> <br /> * DPH in high doses may induce delirium, making him or her unpredictable and possible dangerous, especially in public<br /> <br /> * Never drive or operate heavy machinery under the influence<br /> <br /> * If taking high doses, it is a very good idea to have a sober tripsitter or a friend with you<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> * [http://www.erowid.org/pharms/diphenhydramine/diphenhydramine.shtml Erowid]<br /> <br /> * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diphenhydramine Wikipedia]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> [[Category:Deliriant]]<br /> [[Category:Depressant]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Tramadol&diff=3129 2014-07-17T16:30:07Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Zuza_tramal.jpg|right|200px|Tramal]]<br /> <br /> Tramadol is a opioid that also acts as a SNRI. It is used as a prescription drug in many countries to treat moderate pain (often combined with paracetamol), and also sees recreational use for its euphoric effects. Due to its complex and atypical nature, it has also been investigated for use in the treatment of many conditions, including PTSD, opioid withdrawal, OCD and the management of diabetic side-effects. <br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> Tramadol was first discovered in 1962 in Germany, and was later released under the brand name Tramal in 1977 - lauded due to its additional SNRI action. It later became a popular choice as a prescription drug for pain treatment around the world. Despite its branding and institutional view as a drug with little potential for abuse, it has increasing amounts of recreational use since release. <br /> <br /> In 2013, it was discovered that tramadol is produced naturally in high concentrations in the root of the African pin cushion tree.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Doses are given on a tolerance scale, since it accrues quickly; users should note that the lowering of the seizure threshold occurs regardless of tolerance.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral (No Tolerance)<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 50-100mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 75-200mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 250mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral (Tolerance)<br /> |-<br /> | Medium-High Tolerance || 200-250mg<br /> |-<br /> | Very High Tolerance || 300-400mg (seizure threshold is dangerously lowered)<br /> |-<br /> | Extremely High Tolerance || 400mg+ (potentially fatal for new users)<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration=<br /> <br /> Long onset, slowly building to a peak by hour 4 with maximum blood concentration achieved near hour 4.5.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 1-2 hours<br /> |-<br /> | Peak || 3-4 hours<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 5-7 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects = <br /> <br /> == Positive ==<br /> * Euphoria<br /> * Pain relief<br /> * Elevated mood<br /> * Overall feeling of contentedness<br /> <br /> == Neutral == <br /> * Itching<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> Some users may experience<br /> * Nausea<br /> * Constipation<br /> * CNS depression<br /> * Drowsiness<br /> * Hot/cold flashes<br /> * Dizziness<br /> * Vomiting<br /> * Urinary retention (difficulty urinating)<br /> <br /> In high doses, overdoses, or in patients not tolerant to opiates, tramadol can cause shallow breathing, bradycardia, cold-clammy skin, apnea, hypotension, miosis, circulatory collapse, respiratory arrest, and death.<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> Tramadol acts as a μ-opioid receptor agonist, serotonin releasing agent (SRA), serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (SNRI), NMDA receptor antagonist, 5-HT2C receptor antagonist, 5 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor antagonist,TRPV1 receptor agonist, and M1 and M3 muscarinic acetylcholine receptorantagonist. and can cause seizures, serotonin syndrome and even death when combined with certain stimulants and other reuptake inhibitors.<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> * Do not drive or operate machinery while under the influence of tramadol.<br /> * Alcohol and many other drugs are extremely dangerous to combine with tramadol, for a list of interactions refer to [[Drug combinations]].<br /> * Mainly, do not combine with benzos, other opiates, or other serotonic rugs<br /> <br /> * Tramadol effects serotonin levels in the brain. For this reason it is recommended to taper on and taper off use over an extended time period.<br /> <br /> == Seizure Risk ==<br /> <br /> We cannot stress this enough; if you have a history of seizures, we strongly urge you to stay away from tramadol as a recreational substance. By itself, it can decrease the seizure threshold. When combined with SSRIs, tricyclic antidepressants, or in patients with epilepsy, the seizure threshold is further decreased. Seizures have been reported in humans receiving excessive single oral doses (700 mg) or large intravenous doses (300 mg). However, there have been several rare cases of people having grand-mal seizures at doses as low as 100-400 mg orally.<br /> <br /> = Legal Status =<br /> Tramadol (Ultram) was unscheduled in the United States and available by prescription only. But it was recently classified Schedule IV. This means that sales and distribution are allowed only by those with a license and only to those with a prescription (according to FDA regulations). Possession is illegal without a prescription.<br /> <br /> Australia: Schedule IV<br /> <br /> Canada: Tramadol is unscheduled, but most pharmacies will not sell to those without a prescription<br /> <br /> UK: Class C drug<br /> <br /> Most of EU: Available by prescription only<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Opioid]]<br /> [[Category:Depressant]]<br /> [[Category:Drugs]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Tramadol&diff=3128 2014-07-17T16:29:22Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Zuza_tramal.jpg|right|200px|Tramal]]<br /> <br /> Tramadol is a opioid that also acts as a SNRI. It is used as a prescription drug in many countries to treat moderate pain (often combined with paracetamol), and also sees recreational use for its euphoric effects. Due to its complex and atypical nature, it has also been investigated for use in the treatment of many conditions, including PTSD, opioid withdrawal, OCD and the management of diabetic side-effects. <br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> Tramadol was first discovered in 1962 in Germany, and was later released under the brand name Tramal in 1977 - lauded due to its additional SNRI action. It later became a popular choice as a prescription drug for pain treatment around the world. Despite its branding and institutional view as a drug with little potential for abuse, it has increasing amounts of recreational use since release. <br /> <br /> In 2013, it was discovered that tramadol is produced naturally in high concentrations in the root of the African pin cushion tree.<br /> <br /> = Dosage =<br /> <br /> Doses are given on a tolerance scale, since it accrues quickly; users should note that the lowering of the seizure threshold occurs regardless of tolerance.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral (No Tolerance)<br /> |-<br /> | Light || 50-100mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 75-200mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 250mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral (Tolerance)<br /> |-<br /> | Medium-High Tolerance || 200-250mg<br /> |-<br /> | Very High Tolerance || 300-400mg (seizure threshold is dangerously lowered)<br /> |-<br /> | Extremely High Tolerance || 400mg+ (potentially fatal for new users)<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration=<br /> <br /> Long onset, slowly building to a peak by hour 4 with maximum blood concentration achieved near hour 4.5.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 1-2 hours<br /> |-<br /> | Peak || 3-4 hours<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 5-7 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects = <br /> <br /> == Positive ==<br /> * Euphoria<br /> * Pain relief<br /> * Elevated mood<br /> * Overall feeling of contentedness<br /> <br /> == Neutral == <br /> * Itching<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> Some users may experience<br /> * Nausea<br /> * Constipation<br /> * CNS depression<br /> * Drowsiness<br /> * Hot/cold flashes<br /> * Dizziness<br /> * Vomiting<br /> * Urinary retention (difficulty urinating)<br /> <br /> In high doses, overdoses, or in patients not tolerant to opiates, tramadol can cause shallow breathing, bradycardia, cold-clammy skin, apnea, hypotension, miosis, circulatory collapse, respiratory arrest, and death.<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> Tramadol acts as a μ-opioid receptor agonist, serotonin releasing agent (SRA), serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (SNRI), NMDA receptor antagonist, 5-HT2C receptor antagonist, 5 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor antagonist,TRPV1 receptor agonist, and M1 and M3 muscarinic acetylcholine receptorantagonist. and can cause seizures, serotonin syndrome and even death when combined with certain stimulants and other reuptake inhibitors.<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> * Do not drive or operate machinery while under the influence of tramadol.<br /> * Alcohol and many other drugs are extremely dangerous to combine with tramadol, for a list of interactions refer to [[Drug combinations]].<br /> * Mainly, do not combine with benzos, other opiates, or other serotonic rugs<br /> <br /> * Tramadol effects serotonin levels in the brain. For this reason it is recommended to taper on and taper off use over an extended time period.<br /> <br /> == Seizure Risk ==<br /> <br /> We cannot stress this enough; if you have a history of seizures, we strongly urge you to stay away from tramadol as a recreational substance. By itself, it can decrease the seizure threshold. When combined with SSRIs, tricyclic antidepressants, or in patients with epilepsy, the seizure threshold is further decreased. Seizures have been reported in humans receiving excessive single oral doses (700 mg) or large intravenous doses (300 mg). However, there have been several rare cases of people having grand-mal seizures at doses as low as 100-400 mg orally.<br /> <br /> == Legal Status ==<br /> Tramadol (Ultram) was unscheduled in the United States and available by prescription only. But it was recently classified Schedule IV. This means that sales and distribution are allowed only by those with a license and only to those with a prescription (according to FDA regulations). Possession is illegal without a prescription.<br /> <br /> Australia: Schedule IV<br /> <br /> Canada: Tramadol is unscheduled, but most pharmacies will not sell to those without a prescription<br /> <br /> UK: Class C drug<br /> <br /> Most of EU: Available by prescription only<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Opioid]]<br /> [[Category:Depressant]]<br /> [[Category:Drugs]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=2C-D&diff=3127 2014-07-17T16:19:44Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> '''2C-D''' is a short acting psychedelic drug of the [[2C-X|2C-X family]].<br /> Effects are often described as being more easily managed than other psychedelics; it is often compared to a mixture of a LSD and MDMA, although not as visual as 2C-B<br /> 2C-D is also known for the strong body component of its effects which are alternately described as pleasurable energy or a 'sense of being in the body', and by others as an unpleasant 'buzzing' or body-load, which is mostly occurring during onset.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> It was first synthesized in 1970 by a team from the Texas Research Institute of Mental Sciences,[1] and its activity was subsequently investigated in humans by Alexander Shulgin. The full name of the chemical is 2,5-dimethoxy-4-methylphenethylamine. <br /> <br /> = Dosage = <br /> '''NOTE: DO NOT TAKE THE BELOW DOSING INFORMATION AS A KNOW ALL, PLEASE TAKE CAUTION, AND REMEMBER THAT YOU CAN ALWAYS TAKE MORE, BUT NEVER LESS.'''<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Light || Under 20mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 20-60mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 60-100mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 100mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Light || Under 20mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 20-60mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 60-100mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 100mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Rectal<br /> |-<br /> | Light || Under 20mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 20-60mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 60-100mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 100mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 15-45 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 4-6 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 1-15 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 4-6 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Rectal<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 5-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 4-6 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> == Positive ==<br /> <br /> * Euphoria<br /> <br /> * Giggling<br /> <br /> * Empathy<br /> <br /> * Personal Insight<br /> <br /> * Enhanced Colors<br /> <br /> * Closed and Open Eye Visuals<br /> <br /> * Enhanced Tactile Sensation<br /> <br /> * Spontaneity<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Decreased Appetite<br /> <br /> * Pupil Dilation<br /> <br /> * Time Dilation<br /> <br /> * Mild elevation in heart rate<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Restlessness<br /> <br /> * Sweating/Chills<br /> <br /> * Nausea<br /> <br /> * Insomnia<br /> <br /> * Muscle Tension<br /> <br /> * Confusion<br /> <br /> * Motor impairment<br /> <br /> * Anxiety<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> 2C-D is one of the safer psychedelics, with several reported cases of users far exceeding commonly used dosing limits without lasting adverse physical effects. It is also observed to have a low addiction potential. It is a stimulating psychedelic, and therefore it's important to remain hydrated. Refer to [[Psychedelics#Harm_Reduction|Psychedelic Harm Reduction]] for more information.<br /> <br /> Do not drive or operate heavy machinery on 2C-D<br /> <br /> = Legal Status =<br /> Denmark: 2C-D is added to the list of Schedule B controlled substances.<br /> <br /> Sweden: Sveriges riksdags health ministry Statens folkhälsoinstitut classified 2C-D as &quot;health hazard&quot; under the act Lagen om förbud mot vissa hälsofarliga varor (translated Act on the Prohibition of Certain Goods Dangerous to Health) as of Mar 1, 2005, in their regulation SFS 2005:26 listed as 2,5-dimetoxi-4-metylfenetylamin (2C-D), making it illegal to sell or possess<br /> <br /> * Europe: Class A (Along with all the others in the [[2C-X|2C-X family]]. (Illegal to produce, supply, or possess.))<br /> <br /> * United States: [http://www.justice.gov/dea/druginfo/ds.shtml Schedule I] (Illegal to produce, supply, or possess.)<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2C-D Wikipedia]<br /> <br /> [https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/2cd/2cd.shtml 2C-D Erowid Vault]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> [[Category:Psychedelic]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=2C-D&diff=3126 2014-07-17T16:18:29Z

<p>Trainwreck: Created page with &quot; &#039;&#039;&#039;2C-D&#039;&#039;&#039; is a short acting psychedelic drug of the 2C-X family. Effects are often described as being more easily managed than other psychedelics; it is often compa...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> '''2C-D''' is a short acting psychedelic drug of the [[2C-X|2C-X family]].<br /> Effects are often described as being more easily managed than other psychedelics; it is often compared to a mixture of a LSD and MDMA, although not as visual as 2C-B<br /> 2C-D is also known for the strong body component of its effects which are alternately described as pleasurable energy or a 'sense of being in the body', and by others as an unpleasant 'buzzing' or body-load, which is mostly occurring during onset.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> It was first synthesized in 1970 by a team from the Texas Research Institute of Mental Sciences,[1] and its activity was subsequently investigated in humans by Alexander Shulgin. The full name of the chemical is 2,5-dimethoxy-4-methylphenethylamine. <br /> <br /> = Dosage = <br /> '''NOTE: DO NOT TAKE THE BELOW DOSING INFORMATION AS A KNOW ALL, PLEASE TAKE CAUTION, AND REMEMBER THAT YOU CAN ALWAYS TAKE MORE, BUT NEVER LESS.'''<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Light || Under 20mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 20-60mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 60-100mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 100mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Light || Under 20mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 20-60mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 60-100mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 100mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Rectal<br /> |-<br /> | Light || Under 20mg<br /> |-<br /> | Common || 20-60mg<br /> |-<br /> | Strong || 60-100mg<br /> |-<br /> | Heavy || 100mg+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Duration =<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Oral<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 15-45 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 4-6 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Insufflated<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 1-15 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 4-6 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Rectal<br /> |-<br /> | Onset || 5-20 minutes<br /> |-<br /> | Total || 4-6 hours<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Effects =<br /> == Positive ==<br /> <br /> * Euphoria<br /> <br /> * Giggling<br /> <br /> * Empathy<br /> <br /> * Personal Insight<br /> <br /> * Enhanced Colors<br /> <br /> * Closed and Open Eye Visuals<br /> <br /> * Enhanced Tactile Sensation<br /> <br /> * Spontaneity<br /> <br /> == Neutral ==<br /> <br /> * Decreased Appetite<br /> <br /> * Pupil Dilation<br /> <br /> * Time Dilation<br /> <br /> * Mild elevation in heart rate<br /> <br /> == Negative ==<br /> <br /> * Restlessness<br /> <br /> * Sweating/Chills<br /> <br /> * Nausea<br /> <br /> * Insomnia<br /> <br /> * Muscle Tension<br /> <br /> * Confusion<br /> <br /> * Motor impairment<br /> <br /> * Anxiety<br /> <br /> = Chemistry and Pharmacology =<br /> <br /> = Harm Reduction =<br /> <br /> 2C-D is one of the safer psychedelics, with several reported cases of users far exceeding commonly used dosing limits without lasting adverse physical effects. It is also observed to have a low addiction potential. It is a stimulating psychedelic, and therefore it's important to remain hydrated. Refer to [[Psychedelics#Harm_Reduction|Psychedelic Harm Reduction]] for more information.<br /> <br /> = Legal Status =<br /> Denmark: 2C-D is added to the list of Schedule B controlled substances.<br /> <br /> Sweden: Sveriges riksdags health ministry Statens folkhälsoinstitut classified 2C-D as &quot;health hazard&quot; under the act Lagen om förbud mot vissa hälsofarliga varor (translated Act on the Prohibition of Certain Goods Dangerous to Health) as of Mar 1, 2005, in their regulation SFS 2005:26 listed as 2,5-dimetoxi-4-metylfenetylamin (2C-D), making it illegal to sell or possess<br /> <br /> * Europe: Class A (Along with all the others in the [[2C-X|2C-X family]]. (Illegal to produce, supply, or possess.))<br /> <br /> * United States: [http://www.justice.gov/dea/druginfo/ds.shtml Schedule I] (Illegal to produce, supply, or possess.)<br /> <br /> = Links =<br /> <br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2C-D Wikipedia]<br /> <br /> [https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/2cd/2cd.shtml 2C-D Erowid Vault]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Drugs]]<br /> [[Category:Psychedelic]]</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=2C-P&diff=2839 2014-05-19T04:26:48Z

<p>Trainwreck: Created page with &quot;Here is a first hand account from someone who took 2C-P. Remember to always research and gather as much information as possible before trying any drug. Oral dose: 20mg Had o...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Here is a first hand account from someone who took 2C-P. Remember to always research and gather as much information as possible before trying any drug.<br /> <br /> Oral dose: 20mg<br /> <br /> Had open eyed visuals. 5-6 hrs<br /> <br /> Intense come-up during onset. Anxiety and excitement. Takes between 30-90 minutes to get over the &quot;hump&quot; then felt relaxed.<br /> <br /> Open eyed visuals much like LSD, but a more intense come up</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=List_of_staff_and_their_roles&diff=2791 2014-05-02T20:53:11Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* Tripsitters */</p> <hr /> <div>If your name is on this list, feel free to add to your duties, responsibilities, and how you are contributing to the network or would like to contribute to the network!<br /> If you wish to become part of the TripSit staff, please fill out an application and send it to a staff member (~staff application).<br /> <br /> == Staff List ==<br /> <br /> === Administrators ===<br /> * Teknos<br /> * reality<br /> <br /> === Sysops ===<br /> * amki<br /> * 'Operators' are also IRCops.<br /> <br /> === Operators ===<br /> * Physical<br /> * Sundown<br /> * toasterlizard<br /> <br /> ===Editors===<br /> * GrimReaper<br /> * roi<br /> * Sleep<br /> * Stevowitz<br /> <br /> === Moderators ===<br /> * Durrf<br /> * Lenny<br /> * Probutcher<br /> <br /> === Tripsitters ===<br /> * AndrewHuntley<br /> * ArnoldLayne<br /> * Egoannihilation<br /> * InflatableMeat<br /> * JimmyCarr<br /> * mamimah<br /> * mollydreams<br /> * robonerd<br /> * TheAmazingAnnika<br /> * trainwreck<br /> * Trapdoor<br /> * trees<br /> <br /> ===Hiatus===<br /> Staff members who are currently away, or taking a leave of absence.<br /> <br /> * Alternut<br /> * bod<br /> * GentleInBed<br /> * Ocore<br /> * pandadream<br /> * whoami<br /> <br /> === Bots ===<br /> * bot - RSS feed for TripSit related subreddits<br /> * tripbot - The IRC bot you've come to know and love<br /> <br /> === VIP's and Special Exceptions ===<br /> * Borax - Mod of [http://www.reddit.com/r/drugs r/drugs] and drug knowledge consultant<br /> * Klafka - Our [http://dancesafe.org DanceSafe] partner<br /> * Bryce - Our [http://www.maps.org MAPS] partner<br /> <br /> == Organisational Structure ==<br /> <br /> Aside from primary staff positions, we organise ourselves based on a tree.<br /> <br /> === Concepts ===<br /> <br /> ====Trunk====<br /> *Base of the team, responsible for making sure everything is running okay.<br /> *reality, Teknos<br /> <br /> ====Branches====<br /> *&quot;Projects&quot; or &quot;teams&quot; that work on their own objectives.<br /> *Branch leaders report to admins on status of projects and direct their team (leaves) on how to procede.<br /> *Branch leaders depend on different projects. Suggested branch and branch leaders bellow, not final list. <br /> <br /> ====Leaves====<br /> *Staff who work on projects with their branch leaders.<br /> <br /> ====Flowers====<br /> *Tripsitters<br /> *Useful, but not involved in the management of the network.<br /> <br /> === Branches and their Point of Contacts ===<br /> <br /> ====TripSit Branch====<br /> *Branch Leader: Teknos<br /> *Description: Promotion and moderation of the #tripsit branch.<br /> *Resources: #tripsit and /r/tripsit.<br /> <br /> ====Department of Psychonautics====<br /> *Branch leader: Teknos<br /> *Description: Getting attention to our network from the Psychonaut community.<br /> *Resources: #psychonaut.<br /> <br /> ====tripbot Branch====<br /> *Branch Leader: reality<br /> *Description: Enhancing tripbot's code to better serve TripSit.<br /> *Resources: [http://github.com/reality/dbot dbot], [https://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/List_of_IRC_bot_commands commands], [http://tripbot.tripsit.me/ web interface].<br /> <br /> ====Radio Branch====<br /> *Branch Leader: None<br /> *Description: Run the music community on TripSit. Manage TripSit.FM.<br /> *Resources: [http://tripsit.fm TripSit.FM], #music.<br /> <br /> ====Street Team Branch====<br /> * Branch Leader: None<br /> * Description: Stickers, logos, advertisements, shirts, other merch. Festivals.<br /> * Resources: Donations.<br /> <br /> ====Book Branch====<br /> *Branch Leader: Ocore<br /> *Description: Promote the book club and the exchange.<br /> *Resources: #bookclub.<br /> <br /> ====Steam Branch====<br /> *Branch Leader: Teknos<br /> *Description: Steam Game Group.<br /> *Resources: [http://steamcommunity.com/groups/tripsit Steam Group], #gaming.<br /> <br /> ====Knowledge Branch====<br /> *Branch Leader: reality<br /> *Description: Continuing to update our Wiki and other resources to include useful harm reduction information for the world.<br /> *Resources: [http://wiki.tripsit.me Wiki], [http://tripbot.tripsit.me/factsheet Factsheets].<br /> <br /> ====Psychopharm Branch====<br /> *Branch Leader: Sundown<br /> *Description: Provide factual assistance and promote the channel.<br /> *Resources: #psychopharm.<br /> <br /> ====TripSit VIP Branch====<br /> *Branch Leader: reality<br /> *Description: Promote the VIP room and bring regulars there.<br /> *Resources: #tripsitvip.<br /> <br /> ====Mediation Branch====<br /> *Branch leader: reality<br /> *Description: People who spends an obsessive amount of time in chat, knows the people, knows their conflicts, and helps resolve them.<br /> <br /> ====Drugs Branch====<br /> *Branch Leader: reality<br /> *Promotion and moderation of the #drugs branch.</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User_talk:Changuar&diff=1547 2013-10-28T05:37:12Z

<p>Trainwreck: Welcome!</p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to ''TripSit wiki''!'''<br /> We hope you will contribute much and well.<br /> You will probably want to read the [[Help:Contents|help pages]].<br /> Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Trainwreck|Trainwreck]] ([[User talk:Trainwreck|talk]]) 06:37, 28 October 2013 (CET)</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User:Changuar&diff=1546 2013-10-28T05:37:12Z

<p>Trainwreck: Creating user page for new user.</p> <hr /> <div>The changuar lives in the highest branches of the great Changa tree. He is the king of the Jungle Eden and ally of the manimal. The changuar is the keeper of the ancient traditions and holder of the secrets of the before time.</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User_talk:CaseyJones&diff=1545 2013-10-28T05:32:05Z

<p>Trainwreck: Welcome!</p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to ''TripSit wiki''!'''<br /> We hope you will contribute much and well.<br /> You will probably want to read the [[Help:Contents|help pages]].<br /> Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Trainwreck|Trainwreck]] ([[User talk:Trainwreck|talk]]) 06:32, 28 October 2013 (CET)</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User:CaseyJones&diff=1544 2013-10-28T05:32:05Z

<p>Trainwreck: Creating user page for new user.</p> <hr /> <div>Someone stole my face, I never got it back. Have you seen it? <br /> <br /> I'm just another feral wookie child running from rave to festival with plenty of lovin' to share with the world.</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User_talk:Triplicate&diff=1543 2013-10-28T05:31:46Z

<p>Trainwreck: Welcome!</p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to ''TripSit wiki''!'''<br /> We hope you will contribute much and well.<br /> You will probably want to read the [[Help:Contents|help pages]].<br /> Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Trainwreck|Trainwreck]] ([[User talk:Trainwreck|talk]]) 06:31, 28 October 2013 (CET)</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User:Triplicate&diff=1542 2013-10-28T05:31:46Z

<p>Trainwreck: Creating user page for new user.</p> <hr /> <div>From Portland, Oregon<br /> 24 years old... Trying to get to that 20 word limit I think I might be there almost, I'll change this later I promise.<br /> a a a a a a a a a a</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=TripSit_Rules&diff=1482 2013-10-18T07:23:41Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* General Tripsit Rules */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == Please join #tripsit.me if you are unclear or need further explanation about any IRC rules. #help has staff there to address network-related issues ==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Please use the ~report command (~report #channel user reasonhere) if you see a tripsit user break any rule, guideline or policy listed below!'''<br /> <br /> =TripSit IRC Terms of Service=<br /> '''By connecting and remaining connected to this server you agree to the following Terms of Serivce:'''<br /> <br /> 1. You indemnify tripsit.me, it's owner, administrators, and it's staff, from all liability of your use on this site.<br /> <br /> 2. You acknowlege IRC is a free, real-time, unmoderated media.<br /> <br /> 3. You agree to hold responsible yourself, and no other for the consequences of your actions while here.<br /> <br /> 4. You agree that by remaining connected to this server, you have accepted these Terms of Service<br /> <br /> 5. If you do not agree to these terms, you must disconnect now.<br /> <br /> =Hostmasks=<br /> A hostmask cloak will be granted automatically upon registration with nickserv.<br /> <br /> =Nicknames=<br /> Nicknames may not contain any racial slurs or bigotry in the nickname. In case of nickname containing a slur - it will be removed, and multiple offenses may result in bans.<br /> Nicknames may not contain any special signs such as: !@#$%&amp;*()=+/;:'“~<br /> The only exclusion is an underscore '_' and the vertical bar ' | ' character used to denote extra information.<br /> Nicknames must not impersonate a reddit user. <br /> <br /> =General Tripsit Rules=<br /> By connecting to any chat channel within the TripSit network (#drugs, #tripsit, #psychonaut, #tripsitVIP, #tripradio, #psychpharm, #tripsit.me, etc) you agree you will:<br /> <br /> 1. Use common sense and don’t do questionable things. If you have any doubt over whether your topic, question, advice, or comment is acceptable, feel free to speak to any operator or staff member on the IRC channel or join #tripsit.me to grab the attention of everyone available. We are happy to give you a solid judgement on whether your topic is acceptable in private without judgement or consequence. <br /> <br /> 2. Keep discussions in the appropriate channel. The #drugs channel is moderated by the TripSit staff and is our most frequently used channel. It is used for general drug discussion. This includes dosage, effects, routes of administration, and just general chat. Use #tripsit for calmer chat and for counseling. We have #psychonaut for spirituality topics and #psychopharm for chemistry topics. Finally, #tripsit.me if you wish to discuss specific question or issues with moderators and administrators; this channel is devoted to discussing meta TripSit topics such as banning and rules inquriries.<br /> <br /> 3. Absolutely no gore. Please mark any content 18+ with a NSFW label.<br /> <br /> =Solicitation=<br /> Absolutely '''no''' sourcing.<br /> <br /> Sourcing is defined as &quot;discussion of where to specifically purchase or otherwise acquire substances of any kind; this includes links to legal substance vendors.&quot;<br /> <br /> This includes websites such as Amazon. Caffeine, Nootropics, and nitrous are all examples of legal substances that are still not allowed to be sourced.<br /> <br /> Explaining that you can acquire psychedelics at music festivals is is common knowledge and allowed, while discussing a specific website or vendor is strictly forbidden.<br /> <br /> Do '''not''' ask for money, BTC, or users to send you drugs (this includes trades for BTC -- including &quot;legal&quot; trades.) Keep in mind sarcasm is hard to tell on the internet.<br /> <br /> ==Sourcing==<br /> '''Overview'''<br /> :We define sourcing as asking for or providing a specific source for drugs. This includes, but is not limited to, asking for vendor names, asking for a dealers number/contact information, URLs, specifics about offers or transaction details.<br /> <br /> '''Definitions'''<br /> <br /> :*Vendor: A person or group selling specific goods<br /> <br /> :*Marketplace: A trade hub on which vendors trade goods<br /> <br /> :*Linking: Posting a URL hyperlink into a channel.<br /> <br /> '''Not allowed'''<br /> <br /> :*Linking to chemical vendors.<br /> <br /> ::*This includes, but is not limited to:<br /> <br /> :::*Research Chemicals<br /> <br /> :::*&quot;Legal Highs&quot;<br /> <br /> :::*Herbal supplements or blends<br /> <br /> :*Soliciting currencies/drugs<br /> <br /> ::*This includes, but is not limited to:<br /> <br /> :::*Asking for bitcoins in a public channel<br /> <br /> :::*Asking for drugs in a public channel (Remember, sarcasm is hard to tell on the internet)<br /> <br /> :::*Selling bitcoins or drugs in a public channel<br /> <br /> :*Discussion of prices on a by vendor basis<br /> <br /> ::*&quot;Hey how much does Tek's weed sell for?&quot;<br /> <br /> ::*&quot;How much does {Chemical} cost on Chemicals.com?&quot;<br /> <br /> :*Arguing or otherwise debating these rules in a public channel<br /> <br /> ::*'''Take it to #tripsit.me!'''<br /> <br /> '''Allowed'''<br /> <br /> :*Discussing brand name products such as Valium, or a brand name vaporizer.<br /> <br /> :*Linking to a discussion page for clearnet vendors, not the vendor themself.<br /> <br /> ::*https://safeorscam.com<br /> <br /> ::*http://www.chemsrus.com<br /> <br /> :*Linking to paraphernalia/harm reduction equipment<br /> <br /> ::*This includes<br /> <br /> :::*Scales<br /> <br /> :::*Test kits<br /> <br /> :::*Sterile needles<br /> <br /> :::*Sterile water<br /> <br /> :::*Nitrous dispensers<br /> <br /> :::*Water Pipes<br /> <br /> :::*Vaporizers<br /> <br /> :*Talking about marketplaces in a GENERAL sense<br /> <br /> ::*&quot;Can SM be trusted?&quot;<br /> <br /> ::*&quot;Is it safe to trade on BMR?&quot;<br /> <br /> :*Asking the price of a drug in a general sense.<br /> <br /> ::*&quot;How much does weed cost in {given area}?&quot;<br /> <br /> ::*&quot;How much does {substance} usually cost?&quot;<br /> <br /> '''Be aware''' <br /> <br /> :We like to deal with other behaviors in a softer manner, by guiding the user and explaining to them what is and isn't allowed. In the case of repeated offences or a bad attitude we reserve the right to forgoe these protocols in favor of the community. Every case is unique and will be dealt with to the best of the ability of the staff on duty at the time. Every action is logged and audited.<br /> <br /> '''Rules are NOT to be argued in public channels. If you have a problem with the rules, take it to #tripsit.me or PM. Arguing with a staff member about the rules in a public channel is grounds for being removed from the channel.'''<br /> <br /> '''Remember: Everything you post on the internet is recorded in some way and can/will make it's way back to you. It is for your own safety and the safety of the network that these rules are in place. We want to provide you with the best network ever. It is ultimately your responsibility what you post in chat. Be aware that legislation differs depending on location and do not suggest illegal acts.'''<br /> <br /> =Impersonating LEO=<br /> Impersonating an officer of the law, such as having a nickname that implies you are a LEO, will first result in a warning. If the nick is not changed the user will be kicked. Repeated attempts to join with the same name will result in a temporary or permanent ban.<br /> <br /> =Attitude=<br /> We are a network devoted to harm reduction and positivity.<br /> Keep It Positive People (KIPP). <br /> No rude, mean, or judgmental language or discussion. <br /> This includes racial slurs, homophobia, and all other prejudice against any person or group of people.<br /> Do not insult other users; take heated arguments to private chat.<br /> Posting personal information about channel members, or doxing, is grounds for a permanent network ban. Trying to collect personal info of users is dealt with in the same manner.<br /> <br /> =#tripsit=<br /> This channel is for people currently under the influence of drugs and those there to sit them. <br /> This channel should always be ready to help fellow members.<br /> Please take any drug discussion, arguments or otherwise distracting chatter to #drugs instead. <br /> Only light-hearted and positive conversation here: We all know how easily a trip can turn bad just by a simple thought. <br /> Anyone caught being facetious will be warned and then banned if need be. <br /> Rules are STRICTLY enforced in this channel.<br /> <br /> =Harm Reduction=<br /> Occasionally we have users join our community expecting that, due to the subject matter of the community, we will support them in their dangerous behavior, use, and/or attitudes towards drug use. <br /> This is not our purpose; the TripSit community is devoted to harm reduction, support, and positvitiy, and we will never recommend or tolerate dangerous or reckless drug use.<br /> Users identified as continually engaging in reckless drug-use behavior are seen as a bad influence on the community as a whole, actively working against our mission statement to be a a harm-reduction community devoted to positive support. <br /> It is against the rules to endorse or encourage dangerous behavior regarding drug consumption, just as it is completely unacceptable to expect our community to endorse or encourage your dangerous behavior.<br /> It is, in fact, seen as the responsibility of the community's members to actively discourage dangerous behavior. <br /> All users who choose to do so are expected to discourage drug dosages, drug combinations, and/or any drug experimentation which could be reliably considered unsafe. <br /> Note that if a situation is identified as life-threatening, or one in which the community's users believe immediate medical attention is required, we will always attempt to contact local medical personel to help you.<br /> As such, these behaviors are considered against the rules and violators may be subjected to temporary or permanent bans (situation depending).<br /> Please accept and consider the advice given to you seriously and note that ignorance of advice pertaining to potentially life threatening situations will not be tolerated by our community. <br /> <br /> =Protocol for youngins=<br /> 1. Do not give out advice about anything you are not 100% positive about. If you have no knowledge of the drug, do some research online before providing any advice.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 2. Figure out why they want to take X substance&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 3. If they are using drugs as a coping mechanism&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 4. Encourage alternate forms of dealing with their problem. More often than not people take drugs because it satisfies something that they are not getting elsewhere.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 5. If the reason they are using drugs is out of curiosity or purely recreational;&lt;br /&gt; <br /> &lt;div style=&quot;margin-left:5px&quot;&gt;&amp;bull;Inform them, without exaggerating, the potential physiological, psychological and sociological risks, and make sure they comprehend them.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> &amp;bull;Exacerbation of latent mental disorders, or presentation of acute symptoms such as paranoia etc.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> &amp;bull;Interactions with current medications or health problems.&lt;br /&gt; <br /> &amp;bull;Legal consequences if they get caught or do something stupid that puts others at harm. Basically, how their use could potentially affect others&lt;br /&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> 6. Suggest a milder alternative to their intended route. <br /> IE: Half a tab instead of a full one;mushrooms instead of DMT; Adderall instead of meth.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 7. Provide advice that is as accurate as possible that could help mitigate any of the dangers related to taking a mind altering substance&lt;br /&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;margin-left:5px&quot;&gt;&amp;bull;Communicate that you do not condone the action but will provide information to best reduce harm.&lt;br /&gt; <br /> &amp;bull;Make sure that they are ready to accept all consequences for their actions such as imprisonment or death&lt;br /&gt;<br /> &lt;span style=&quot;margin-left:10px&quot;&gt;&lt;i&gt;Why give advice instead of telling them to come back when they’re older?&lt;/i&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;/span&gt;<br /> &amp;bull;We do NOT condone the use of drugs before the age of 16, preferably 18 (state and international laws vary).&lt;br /&gt;<br /> &amp;bull;As soon as a minor is already dead-set on doing drugs, you should switch to education mode, not continue to prohibit the use.&lt;br /&gt;<br /> &amp;bull;Repeatedly saying not to do it is neither helpful to them, nor effective at reducing harm.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;b&gt;Prohibiting action is the best way to encourage said action, especially in children.&lt;/b&gt;&lt;br /&gt;<br /> While it still may be harmful, TripSit staff can provide advice on how to reduce the dangers and risk of drug use and promote harm reduction - the closest you could get to &quot;Harm Reduction Through Education&quot;<br /> <br /> =Medical Advice=<br /> Please avoid spreading misinformation about drug use. <br /> Misinformation is harmful to our community. <br /> No information is always better than wrong information.<br /> It is still better to inform the person there may be no current information rather than staying silent and having them wonder if anyone noticed it.<br /> In most instances, people on the internet are not qualified to provide medical advice. <br /> Members of the TripSit community are extremely knowledgeable, wise, and often have ample life experience in a range of situations pertaining to drug use; however they are no substitute for a personal doctor. <br /> If you are not 100% positive about the advice you are thinking about giving, don't say it. <br /> If you don't have sources to validate your advice, do not say anything related to medical advice.<br /> <br /> =Suicide Threats=<br /> While TripSitters will try their best to help member cope with down feelings of depression or worse, we cannot tolerate threats of suicide. <br /> Suicide, depression and mental illness are not the focus of our network and our staff are not adequately trained to deal with suidical situations, nor is it fair to our network's member's to have the onus of guilt placed upon them for potential outcomes of such situations.<br /> If a member is experiencing suicidal thoughts or tendencies, we kindly ask them to consider either professional theraputic assistance, calling the Suicide Hotline, 911, or directing themselves to a community better equipped to deal with their kind of situation. <br /> <br /> We endorse Reddit's SuicideWatch community.<br /> Suicide prevention hotlines:<br /> *USA: 1-800-273-8255 : National Suicide Prevention Lifeline<br /> *International: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines<br /> <br /> Poison control hotlines:<br /> *USA: 888 888 8822:<br /> *UK 111 <br /> *WHO Posion Control: http://www.who.int/ipcs/publications/training_poisons/guidelines_poison_control/en/<br /> <br /> In a situation in which we fear for a users life, we will remind them of the guidelines stated above and do everything in our power to assist the member find qualified help. <br /> In a dangerous overdose situation in which we believe immediate medical attention is required, we will always attempt to contact local medical personel. <br /> These behaviors disrupt the primary objectives of our community.<br /> Therefore, suicide threats and attempts are considered against the rules, and while we will try our best to help in the immediate timescale, such threats and attempts may result in either a temporary or permanent ban from the community (under discretion from the administrators).<br /> <br /> =Mental illness=<br /> While we are very accepting of members who may have mental illnesses and/or disorders, we do not condone or encourage the use or abuse of drugs that could interact, worsen, or otherwise negatively affect your health. <br /> The TripSit community will not serve as enabler for the destruction of your own mental or physical health.<br /> Please seek medical assistance if you have a question regarding mental illnesses or disorders and their interactions with drugs.<br /> We are not qualified to provide professional medical advice on drug interactions with mental ilnesses.<br /> We are here to help! <br /> If you want to discuss the topic, feel free to bring it up in our IRC channels or pm the TripSit team. <br /> We are happy to discuss any topic at length with you, warn you of any potential drug interactions as well as give you advice, love, respect and positive energy to the best of our ability. <br /> The TripSit community is always here to help and support you, no matter what. We love you and want to keep you with us!<br /> <br /> =Report Policy=<br /> Please help us keep our IRC channels remain a positive and enjoyable place to be. free from trolling and rule violators, by reporting users who are breaking the rules!<br /> If someone is breaking rules in a channel, you can use ‘~report [#channel] [user] [reason]‘ to report them to the TripSit staff. <br /> You can use this command in the channel or in a private message to tripbot. <br /> This command will alert TripSit staff members about the infringement or feedback and will investigate the incident as soon as possible. <br /> You can also report good behavior, such as good tripsitting or providing good advice! Be sure to give good people credit when it's due!<br /> Rule Breaking Procedure<br /> ==As a member==<br /> ~report the user<br /> If no action is taken, initiate a !votekick &lt;user&gt; yes/no or a !voteban<br /> ==As a Power User==<br /> Follow the above procedure and respond to ~reports. Tell the TripSit team in #tripsit.me that you are addressing the report and will talk to the person in PM. Warnings/discussions will be sent via PM on most occasions as to avoid drama in the main channels. Occasionally public warnings will be issued to make a statement or clarify rules for all.<br /> <br /> ==As a moderator or administrator:==<br /> Follow the above procedure and respond to ~reports, kicks, and other violations<br /> <br /> Kick immediately if behavior continues<br /> <br /> Kicks will be issued after a warning on most cases<br /> <br /> Kicks may be used without providing a warning if a user is clearly trolling or if the discussion must be stopped immediately<br /> <br /> Kicks are mostly to send a message to the user and to other users that this behavior is not tolerated<br /> <br /> Kick is more severe than a warning but does not do permenant damage. <br /> <br /> Kicks aren't that big a deal; you can rejoin the channel immediately if you choose to do so. <br /> <br /> Provide a reason and a link to the rules in the kick.<br /> <br /> Remain courteous: Most users are not 'bad' people.<br /> <br /> If they rejoin and continue, ~nban<br /> <br /> Repeat offenders will be considered for a temporary or permanent ban. Power users also can instute a vote ban using !voteban user yes/no<br /> <br /> Each situation is different and may be subjective, so temporary and permanent bans will be handled case by case basis. <br /> TripSit staff will consult with any violators at length before any decision is made. Several moderators, administrators, and TripSit Staff will handle all instances where a member may have to be banned. <br /> <br /> Temporary bans may also be issued. <br /> <br /> If a issue requires an immediate ban, please make sure you make notifcation of the ban using ~nban user reason<br /> tripbot will have information regarding all bans. Enter ~ban_user to see notes regarding the ban.<br /> <br /> Add a note to the ~banlist<br /> <br /> LAST RESORT: BANNED USERS DO NOT COME BACK NOR DO THEY TELL THEIR FRIENDS ABOUT OUR NETWORK<br /> If they protest or are unclear as to why they are banned, do not argue in PM, invite them to #tripsit.me to keep it public and explain why they were banned. <br /> <br /> Keep it professional; do not make it personal, seek vengance or retaliation. Please do not take any of this personally as we are running a professional harm reduction network. <br /> <br /> We love you all, but some of you need a break sometimes!<br /> <br /> If they continue, involve network staff to possibly get them a k-line and permanent removal.<br /> <br /> =Ban-Appealment Policy=<br /> Do not evade a ban issued to you. If you wish to discuss your ban, please PM a TripSit Moderator, Administrator, or staff member - or join #tripsit.me.</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=GABA_Receptors_and_Subunits_Info&diff=1479 2013-10-14T05:26:20Z

<p>Trainwreck: Created page with &quot;GABA(A) Receptors and Subunits The GABA(A) receptor complex has many different subunits, which in turn have isoforms or otherwise known as subtypes ( (A1-6, B1-4, Y1-3, δ, ...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>GABA(A) Receptors and Subunits<br /> <br /> The GABA(A) receptor complex has many different subunits, which in turn have isoforms or otherwise known as subtypes ( (A1-6, B1-4, Y1-3, δ, ε, θ, and P1-2).<br /> <br /> Of those subtypes only three of the subunits (Alpha, Beta, Gamma) are BZD sensitive.<br /> <br /> The A (Alpha) subunit has 6 subtypes but only a1, a2, a3, and a5 are BZD sensitive.<br /> <br /> The B (Beta) subunit has 4 subtypes, but only b3 subtype is BZD sensitive.<br /> <br /> The Y (Gamma) subunit has 3 subtypes, but only y2 subtype is BZD sensitive.<br /> <br /> Subunits from only one class (A) or two classes (A and B) can form functional GABA receprots under experimental conditions, but subunits from three classes (A, B, and Y) are needed for full receptor function. Threse three subunits also compose most of the GABA(A) receptoris in our brains.<br /> <br /> The Alpha (A) subunit<br /> <br /> The most important subunit is &quot;Alpha&quot; and it's subtype isoforms (a1,2,3, and 5). The alpha subunit is responsible for mediating most of the effects of the benzos. All benzos bind to this subunit but they also all have different affinitie levels to the different subtypes.<br /> <br /> A1 subtype: Sedation, Respiratory depression, Sleep, Ataxia, Motor-impairment, Amnesia, Anti-convulsive, and Reinforcing Behavior.<br /> <br /> A2 subtype: Anxiolysis, Disinhibition<br /> <br /> A3 subtype: Anxiolysis, Anti-Convulsive, Muscle Relaxation<br /> <br /> A5 subtype: Learning and Memory, Amnesia, Minor Sedation<br /> <br /> A3 &amp; A5 subtype: Sensorimotor information processing<br /> <br /> The Beta (B) and Gamma (Y) subunits<br /> <br /> Y2 subtype: Physical dependence, respiratory Depression<br /> <br /> B3 subtype: Anti-Convulsive, Minor Sedation, Muscle Relaxation, various other reactions related to respiration. This subtype is a barbiturate receptor.<br /> <br /> Benzos affinity to the GABA(A) receptors<br /> <br /> High A1 affinity: Midazolam, Triazolam, Flunitrazepam, Temazepam, Lormetazepam, Nitrazepam, Brotizolam, Nimetazepam, Loprazolam, and Flutoprazepam.<br /> <br /> Low to Moderate A1 affinity: Wide range of 1,4 benzodiazepines including Diazepam, Estazolam, Flurazepam, Oxazepam, Lorazepam, Alprazolam, Bromazepam, Camazepam, Quazepam (highly selective affinity), Clonazepam, Medazepam, Nordazepam, Chlordiazepoxide (very weak affinity), Clorazepate, and most other benzo as all benzos are A1 agonists with varying degrees of affinity levels. Also included here are the Nonbenzodiazepine &quot;z-drugs&quot; such as Zolpidem, Zaleplon, Zopiclone, and Eszopiclone which are all highly selective of the A1 subtype receptor but with only weak to moderate affinity.<br /> <br /> High A2 affinity: Diazepam, Clonazepam, Bromazepam, Lorazepam, Alprazolam, Camazepam, Nitrazepam, Loprazolam, Lormetazepam, and Flutoprazepam.<br /> <br /> Moderate A2 affinity: Oxazepam, Prazepam, Phenazepam, Temazepam, Flunitrazepam, Halazepam, Midazolam, and other less commonly known benzos.<br /> <br /> Weak A2 affinity: Triazolam, Chlordiazepoxide (stronger affinity for A3), Brotizolam, Quazepam, Tetrazepam (stronger affinity for A3), and a few others.<br /> <br /> High A3 affinity: Diazepam, Clonazepam, Temazepam, Lorazepam, Tetrazepam, Flunitrazepam, Nimetazepam, Phenazepam, and Bromazepam.<br /> <br /> Moderate A3 affinity: Alprazolam, Adinazolam, Estazolam, Chlordiazepoxide, Clorazepate, and Flurazepam.<br /> <br /> High Y2 affinity (These benzos are the most physically addictive): Temazepam, Brotizolam, Triazolam, Alprazolam, Lorazepam, Loprazolam, Midazolam, Flunitrazepam, Clonazepam, Lormetazepam, Flutoprazepam, Nitrazepam, Nimetazepam, and Estazolam<br /> <br /> Low to moderate Y2 affinity: Diazepam, Chlordiazepoxide, Oxazepam, and most other benzos.<br /> <br /> High B3 affinity: mostly the hypnotics (Nitrazepam, Temazepam, Triazolam, etc)<br /> <br /> Low to moderate B3 affinity: Diazepam, Alprazolam, most other benzos.</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1478 2013-10-14T05:26:07Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>* [[About|About Tripsit wiki]]<br /> * TripSit wiki currently has [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages]].<br /> * View a [[Special:AllPages|list of all pages]].<br /> <br /> &lt;table style=&quot;max-width: 1000px; display:block;&quot; cellpadding=5&gt;&lt;tr&gt;&lt;td valign=top width=20%&gt;<br /> == Community ==<br /> <br /> === Radio ===<br /> <br /> TripRadio is an internet radio driven by volunteers.<br /> <br /> * '''[http://tripsit.fm Listen Now]'''<br /> <br /> More info:<br /> * [[Radio|General info]] - General info about the radio.<br /> * '''[[DJ Application|We need DJs!]]''' - look here for how to apply to become a DJ.<br /> * [[How to DJ|How to setup DJ software]]<br /> * [[Radio schedule|DJ Schedule]]<br /> <br /> === IRC chat ===<br /> <br /> * [http://chat.tripsit.me/?nick=Social?#psychopharm,#psychonaut,#tripradio,#drugsvip,#tripsit,#drugs Join all Channels!]<br /> *[[How To Register your Nickname]]<br /> * [http://chat.tripsit.me/?nick=Social?#drugs #drugs]<br /> * [http://chat.tripsit.me/?nick=Social?#tripsit #tripsit]<br /> * [[List of IRC bot commands]]<br /> <br /> === Nexus ===<br /> TRIPSit Nexus is an exclusive social network for psychonauts. <br /> *[[Nexus Wiki Page|Nexus Wiki]]<br /> *[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/features/ Features]<br /> *[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/terms/ Terms &amp; Conditions]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20%&gt;<br /> == Important Pages ==<br /> <br /> All staff should read the following pages<br /> * [[IRC rules|IRC Rules and Guidelines]]<br /> * [[Orientation]]<br /> * [[List of people|List of staff and their roles]]<br /> * [[To do list]]<br /> * [[Admin Daily Digest]]<br /> * [http://goo.gl/maps/AzksC Add yourself to the map!]<br /> * [[Tripsit's Plans]]<br /> * [[Staff Application]]<br /> <br /> == Philosophy and Spirituality ==<br /> * [[DILD]]<br /> * [[Dimensions]]<br /> * [[Disso Theory]]<br /> * [[Egg Theory]]<br /> * [[MBTI mind reading theory]]<br /> * [[Tree Idea]]<br /> <br /> == Hardware Sources ==<br /> * [[Scales]]<br /> * [[TestKits]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tripsitting ==<br /> * [[Tripsit howto|How to be a good trip sitter]]<br /> * [[Handling bad trips|How to handle a bad trip]]<br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=25% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> == Drug Knowledge ==<br /> <br /> :&lt;font color=&quot;green&quot;&gt;✔&lt;/font&gt; = Good Page<br /> <br /> * Depressants<br /> ** [[Alcohol]]<br /> ** [[Benzodiazepines]]<br /> ** [[Cannabis]]<br /> ** [[GHB]]<br /> ** [[GABA Receptors and Subunits Info]]<br /> <br /> * Opioids<br /> **[[Quick Guide to Common Opiates]]<br /> ** [[Cold Water Extraction]]<br /> ** [[Fentanyl]]<br /> ** [[Heroin]]<br /> ** [[Hydrocodone]]<br /> ** [[Oxycodone]]<br /> ** [[Tramadol]]<br /> ** [[Poppy extracts]]<br /> <br /> * [[Psychedelics]]<br /> ** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]<br /> ** [[DOM]]<br /> ** [[DMT]]<br /> ** [[LSD]]<br /> ** [[LSA]]<br /> ** [[Mushrooms]]<br /> ** [[NBOMe|NBOMe series]]<br /> ** [[Salvia]]<br /> ** [[AL-LAD]]<br /> <br /> * [[Stimulants]]<br /> ** [[Adderal]]<br /> ** [[MDMA]]<br /> ** [[Methamphetamine]]<br /> ** [[Street amphetamine]]<br /> ** [[5apb]]<br /> <br /> * '''[[Dissociatives]]''' &lt;font color=&quot;green&quot;&gt;✔&lt;/font&gt;<br /> ** [[DXM]]<br /> ** [[Ketamine]]<br /> ** [[MXE]]<br /> ** [[Nitrous]]<br /> <br /> * [[Deliriants]]<br /> ** [[Atropine]]<br /> ** [[Diphenhydramine]]<br /> ** [[Scopolamine]]<br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> [[Substance index|Please help us make an index and sort all of the below substances - click here.]]<br /> <br /> == Entheogens ==<br /> * [[Anomala]]<br /> * [[Ayahuasca]]<br /> * [[Backeb]]<br /> * [[Bakana]]<br /> * [[Belerian Myrobalan]]<br /> * [[Birds Eyes]]<br /> * [[Bitter Quandong]]<br /> * [[Blue Gum]]<br /> * [[Bombacaceae]]<br /> * [[Borage]]<br /> * [[Bush Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Buttercup]]<br /> * [[Caapi]]<br /> * [[California Bay]]<br /> * [[Canary Grasses]]<br /> * [[Canyi]]<br /> * [[Catnip]]<br /> * [[Chinese Cat Powder]]<br /> * [[Club Moss]]<br /> * [[Coca Del Suri]]<br /> * [[Coffee]]<br /> * [[Condor Plants]]<br /> * [[Coro]]<br /> * [[Cup of Gold]]<br /> * [[Depgul]]<br /> * [[Devil's Claw]]<br /> * [[Devil's Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Dill]]<br /> * [[Dormidero]]<br /> * [[Dwarf Pepper]]<br /> * [[Ereriba]]<br /> * [[Essential Oils]]<br /> * [[Euphorbiaceae]]<br /> * [[False Peyote]]<br /> * [[Fang-K'uei]]<br /> * [[Forest Cacao]]<br /> * [[Galanga]]<br /> * [[Ginger]]<br /> * [[Gold Pepper]]<br /> * [[Golden Cap / Magic Mushroom]]<br /> * [[Goodenia]]<br /> * [[Green Dragon/Dragon Root]]<br /> * [[Guava]]<br /> * [[Han Si]]<br /> * [[Haupa]]<br /> * [[Hawkweed]]<br /> * [[Heartleaf Philodendron]]<br /> * [[Indian Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Intoxicating Mint]]<br /> * [[Iresine]]<br /> * [[Ivy]]<br /> * [[Jamaican Nutmeg]]<br /> * [[Jasmine]]<br /> * [[Jeruma Branca]]<br /> * [[Jievut Hiawsik]]<br /> * [[Kava]]<br /> * [[Keule]]<br /> * [[Kougoed]]<br /> * [[Kwashi]]<br /> * [[Leguminosae]]<br /> * [[Lichen]]<br /> * [[Lion's Ear/Lion's Tail]]<br /> * [[Little Bladderwort]]<br /> * [[Locoweeds]]<br /> * [[Loranthaceae]]<br /> * [[Madigascar Periwinkle]]<br /> * [[Madzoka Medicine]]<br /> * [[Maize]]<br /> * [[Malvaceae]]<br /> * [[Maorikava]]<br /> * [[Marula]]<br /> * [[Matacabra]]<br /> * [[Mayapple]]<br /> * [[Mead]]<br /> * [[Meadowsweet]]<br /> * [[Medeaka]]<br /> * [[Mexican Cyad]]<br /> * [[Mexican Horse Chestnut]]<br /> * [[Mhlebe]]<br /> * [[Mikania Cordata]]<br /> * [[Mirabilis Multiflora]]<br /> * [[Mohodu-Wa-Pela]]<br /> * [[Mostuea]]<br /> * [[Nonda]]<br /> * [[Ophiussa]]<br /> * [[Panirac]]<br /> * [[Papa-Para]]<br /> * [[Parsley]]<br /> * [[Peat Myrtle]]<br /> * [[Peegee Hydrangia]]<br /> * [[Pennyroyal]]<br /> * [[Pepper Species]]<br /> * [[Persea Indica]]<br /> * [[Petunia]]<br /> * [[Physalis]]<br /> * [[Pipiltzintzintli]]<br /> * [[Pokeweed]]<br /> * [[Polygalaceae]]<br /> * [[Polypody]]<br /> * [[Pontederia Cordata]]<br /> * [[Potency Wood]]<br /> * [[Psychotria Species]]<br /> * [[Psychotria Viridis]]<br /> * [[Purgative Nut]]<br /> * [[Rape Dos Indios]]<br /> * [[Rattle Tree]]<br /> * [[Reed Canary Grass]]<br /> * [[Reed]]<br /> * [[Rhodendrons]]<br /> * [[Sanango]]<br /> * [[Sapindaceae]]<br /> * [[Sassafras Tree]]<br /> * [[Scopolia]]<br /> * [[Screw Tree]]<br /> * [[Securidaca Longepedunculata]]<br /> * [[Senecio]]<br /> * [[Shlain]]<br /> * [[Shoeflower]]<br /> * [[Ska Maria Pastora]]<br /> * [[Skullcap]]<br /> * [[Sleepy Grass]]<br /> * [[Small Caltrops]]<br /> * [[Snakeroot]]<br /> * [[Soporific Sponge]]<br /> * [[Staspak]]<br /> * [[Stinking Strawflower]]<br /> * [[Strychnine]]<br /> * [[Swamp Sassafras]]<br /> * [[Sweet Broom]]<br /> * [[Takini]]<br /> * [[Taque]]<br /> * [[Teonanacatal]]<br /> * [[Theangelis]]<br /> * [[Tillandsias]]<br /> * [[Tinqui]]<br /> * [[Tobo Tree]]<br /> * [[True Chamomile]]<br /> * [[Turpentine Broom]]<br /> * [[Ungernia]]<br /> * [[Valerian]]<br /> * [[Vanda]]<br /> * [[Voacango Bush]]<br /> * [[Wavy Caps]]<br /> * [[Wine]]<br /> * [[Woi]]<br /> * [[Wolf's Beans]]<br /> * [[Wright's Horn Clover]]<br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Compounds==<br /> <br /> <br /> * [[5-MEO-DMT]]<br /> * [[Atropine]]<br /> * [[B-Carbolines]]<br /> * [[B-Carbolines]]<br /> * [[B-Phenethylamines]]<br /> * [[Bufotenine]]<br /> * [[Cocaine]]<br /> * [[Codein]]<br /> * [[Coumarins]]<br /> * [[Cytisine]]<br /> * [[Diazepam]]<br /> * [[Diterpenes]]<br /> * [[Ephedrine]]<br /> * [[Ergot Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Harmine]]<br /> * [[Ibogaine]]<br /> * [[Ibotenic Acid]]<br /> * [[Indole Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Mescaline]]<br /> * [[Morphine]]<br /> * [[Muscimol]]<br /> * [[N,N-DMT]]<br /> * [[Nicotine]]<br /> * [[Opium Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Papaverine]]<br /> * [[Psilocybin/Psilocin]]<br /> * [[Salvinorin A]]<br /> * [[Scopoletin]]<br /> * [[THC]]<br /> * [[Tropane Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Withanolides]]<br /> * [[Yohimbine]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/tr&gt;<br /> &lt;/table&gt;<br /> <br /> __NOTOC__<br /> __NOEDITSECTION__</div>

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Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1384 2013-09-07T20:10:48Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>* [[About|About Tripsit wiki]]<br /> * TripSit wiki currently has [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages]].<br /> * View a [[Special:AllPages|list of all pages]].<br /> <br /> &lt;table style=&quot;max-width: 1000px; display:block;&quot; cellpadding=5&gt;&lt;tr&gt;&lt;td valign=top width=20%&gt;<br /> == Community ==<br /> <br /> === Radio ===<br /> <br /> TripRadio is an internet radio driven by volunteers.<br /> <br /> * '''[http://tripsit.fm Listen Now]'''<br /> <br /> More info:<br /> * [[Radio|General info]] - General info about the radio.<br /> * '''[[DJ Application|We need DJs!]]''' - look here for how to apply to become a DJ.<br /> * [[How to DJ|How to setup DJ software]]<br /> * [[Radio schedule|DJ Schedule]]<br /> <br /> === IRC chat ===<br /> <br /> * &lt;strike&gt;Join all channels&lt;/strike&gt; Currently not working.<br /> *[[How To Register your Nickname]]<br /> * [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/drugs #drugs]<br /> * [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/tripsit #tripsit]<br /> * [[List of IRC bot commands]]<br /> <br /> === Nexus ===<br /> TRIPSit Nexus is an exclusive social network for psychonauts. <br /> *[[Nexus Wiki Page|Nexus Wiki]]<br /> *[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/features/ Features]<br /> *[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/terms/ Terms &amp; Conditions]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20%&gt;<br /> == Important Pages ==<br /> <br /> All staff should read the following pages<br /> * [[IRC rules|IRC Rules and Guidelines]]<br /> * [http://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/Orientation Orientation]<br /> * [[List of people|List of staff and their roles]]<br /> * [[To do list]]<br /> * [[Admin Daily Digest]]<br /> * [http://goo.gl/maps/AzksC Add yourself to the map!]<br /> * [[Tripsit's Plans]]<br /> * [[Staff Application]]<br /> <br /> == Philosophy and Spirituality ==<br /> * [[DILD]]<br /> * [[Dimensions]]<br /> * [[Disso Theory]]<br /> * [[Egg Theory]]<br /> * [[MBTI mind reading theory]]<br /> * [[Tree Idea]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tripsitting ==<br /> * [[Tripsit howto|How to be a good trip sitter]]<br /> * [[Handling bad trips|How to handle a bad trip]]<br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=25% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> == Drug Knowledge ==<br /> <br /> :&lt;font color=&quot;green&quot;&gt;✔&lt;/font&gt; = Good Page<br /> <br /> * Depressants<br /> ** [[Alcohol]]<br /> ** [[Benzodiazepines]]<br /> ** [[Cannabis]]<br /> ** [[GHB]]<br /> <br /> * Opioids<br /> **[[Quick Guide to Common Opiates]]<br /> ** [[Cold Water Extraction]]<br /> ** [[Fentanyl]]<br /> ** [[Heroin]]<br /> ** [[Hydrocodone]]<br /> ** [[Oxycodone]]<br /> ** [[Tramadol]]<br /> ** [[Poppy extracts]]<br /> <br /> * [[Psychedelics]]<br /> ** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]<br /> ** [[DOM]]<br /> ** [[DMT]]<br /> ** [[LSD]]<br /> ** [[LSA]]<br /> ** [[Mushrooms]]<br /> ** [[NBOMe|NBOMe series]]<br /> ** [[Salvia]]<br /> ** [[AL-LAD]]<br /> <br /> * [[Stimulants]]<br /> ** [[Adderal]]<br /> ** [[MDMA]]<br /> ** [[Methamphetamine]]<br /> ** [[Street amphetamine]]<br /> ** [[5apb]]<br /> <br /> * '''[[Dissociatives]]''' &lt;font color=&quot;green&quot;&gt;✔&lt;/font&gt;<br /> ** [[DXM]]<br /> ** [[Ketamine]]<br /> ** [[MXE]]<br /> ** [[Nitrous]]<br /> <br /> * [[Deliriants]]<br /> ** [[Atropine]]<br /> ** [[Diphenhydramine]]<br /> ** [[Scopolamine]]<br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> [[Substance index|Please help us make an index and sort all of the below substances - click here.]]<br /> <br /> == Entheogens ==<br /> * [[Anomala]]<br /> * [[Ayahuasca]]<br /> * [[Backeb]]<br /> * [[Bakana]]<br /> * [[Belerian Myrobalan]]<br /> * [[Birds Eyes]]<br /> * [[Bitter Quandong]]<br /> * [[Blue Gum]]<br /> * [[Bombacaceae]]<br /> * [[Borage]]<br /> * [[Bush Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Buttercup]]<br /> * [[Caapi]]<br /> * [[California Bay]]<br /> * [[Canary Grasses]]<br /> * [[Canyi]]<br /> * [[Catnip]]<br /> * [[Chinese Cat Powder]]<br /> * [[Club Moss]]<br /> * [[Coca Del Suri]]<br /> * [[Coffee]]<br /> * [[Condor Plants]]<br /> * [[Coro]]<br /> * [[Cup of Gold]]<br /> * [[Depgul]]<br /> * [[Devil's Claw]]<br /> * [[Devil's Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Dill]]<br /> * [[Dormidero]]<br /> * [[Dwarf Pepper]]<br /> * [[Ereriba]]<br /> * [[Essential Oils]]<br /> * [[Euphorbiaceae]]<br /> * [[False Peyote]]<br /> * [[Fang-K'uei]]<br /> * [[Forest Cacao]]<br /> * [[Galanga]]<br /> * [[Ginger]]<br /> * [[Gold Pepper]]<br /> * [[Golden Cap / Magic Mushroom]]<br /> * [[Goodenia]]<br /> * [[Green Dragon/Dragon Root]]<br /> * [[Guava]]<br /> * [[Han Si]]<br /> * [[Haupa]]<br /> * [[Hawkweed]]<br /> * [[Heartleaf Philodendron]]<br /> * [[Indian Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Intoxicating Mint]]<br /> * [[Iresine]]<br /> * [[Ivy]]<br /> * [[Jamaican Nutmeg]]<br /> * [[Jasmine]]<br /> * [[Jeruma Branca]]<br /> * [[Jievut Hiawsik]]<br /> * [[Kava]]<br /> * [[Keule]]<br /> * [[Kougoed]]<br /> * [[Kwashi]]<br /> * [[Leguminosae]]<br /> * [[Lichen]]<br /> * [[Lion's Ear/Lion's Tail]]<br /> * [[Little Bladderwort]]<br /> * [[Locoweeds]]<br /> * [[Loranthaceae]]<br /> * [[Madigascar Periwinkle]]<br /> * [[Madzoka Medicine]]<br /> * [[Maize]]<br /> * [[Malvaceae]]<br /> * [[Maorikava]]<br /> * [[Marula]]<br /> * [[Matacabra]]<br /> * [[Mayapple]]<br /> * [[Mead]]<br /> * [[Meadowsweet]]<br /> * [[Medeaka]]<br /> * [[Mexican Cyad]]<br /> * [[Mexican Horse Chestnut]]<br /> * [[Mhlebe]]<br /> * [[Mikania Cordata]]<br /> * [[Mirabilis Multiflora]]<br /> * [[Mohodu-Wa-Pela]]<br /> * [[Mostuea]]<br /> * [[Nonda]]<br /> * [[Ophiussa]]<br /> * [[Panirac]]<br /> * [[Papa-Para]]<br /> * [[Parsley]]<br /> * [[Peat Myrtle]]<br /> * [[Peegee Hydrangia]]<br /> * [[Pennyroyal]]<br /> * [[Pepper Species]]<br /> * [[Persea Indica]]<br /> * [[Petunia]]<br /> * [[Physalis]]<br /> * [[Pipiltzintzintli]]<br /> * [[Pokeweed]]<br /> * [[Polygalaceae]]<br /> * [[Polypody]]<br /> * [[Pontederia Cordata]]<br /> * [[Potency Wood]]<br /> * [[Psychotria Species]]<br /> * [[Psychotria Viridis]]<br /> * [[Purgative Nut]]<br /> * [[Rape Dos Indios]]<br /> * [[Rattle Tree]]<br /> * [[Reed Canary Grass]]<br /> * [[Reed]]<br /> * [[Rhodendrons]]<br /> * [[Sanango]]<br /> * [[Sapindaceae]]<br /> * [[Sassafras Tree]]<br /> * [[Scopolia]]<br /> * [[Screw Tree]]<br /> * [[Securidaca Longepedunculata]]<br /> * [[Senecio]]<br /> * [[Shlain]]<br /> * [[Shoeflower]]<br /> * [[Ska Maria Pastora]]<br /> * [[Skullcap]]<br /> * [[Sleepy Grass]]<br /> * [[Small Caltrops]]<br /> * [[Snakeroot]]<br /> * [[Soporific Sponge]]<br /> * [[Staspak]]<br /> * [[Stinking Strawflower]]<br /> * [[Strychnine]]<br /> * [[Swamp Sassafras]]<br /> * [[Sweet Broom]]<br /> * [[Takini]]<br /> * [[Taque]]<br /> * [[Teonanacatal]]<br /> * [[Theangelis]]<br /> * [[Tillandsias]]<br /> * [[Tinqui]]<br /> * [[Tobo Tree]]<br /> * [[True Chamomile]]<br /> * [[Turpentine Broom]]<br /> * [[Ungernia]]<br /> * [[Valerian]]<br /> * [[Vanda]]<br /> * [[Voacango Bush]]<br /> * [[Wavy Caps]]<br /> * [[Wine]]<br /> * [[Woi]]<br /> * [[Wolf's Beans]]<br /> * [[Wright's Horn Clover]]<br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Compounds==<br /> <br /> <br /> * [[5-MEO-DMT]]<br /> * [[Atropine]]<br /> * [[B-Carbolines]]<br /> * [[B-Carbolines]]<br /> * [[B-Phenethylamines]]<br /> * [[Bufotenine]]<br /> * [[Cocaine]]<br /> * [[Codein]]<br /> * [[Coumarins]]<br /> * [[Cytisine]]<br /> * [[Diazepam]]<br /> * [[Diterpenes]]<br /> * [[Ephedrine]]<br /> * [[Ergot Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Harmine]]<br /> * [[Ibogaine]]<br /> * [[Ibotenic Acid]]<br /> * [[Indole Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Mescaline]]<br /> * [[Morphine]]<br /> * [[Muscimol]]<br /> * [[N,N-DMT]]<br /> * [[Nicotine]]<br /> * [[Opium Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Papaverine]]<br /> * [[Psilocybin/Psilocin]]<br /> * [[Salvinorin A]]<br /> * [[Scopoletin]]<br /> * [[THC]]<br /> * [[Tropane Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Withanolides]]<br /> * [[Yohimbine]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/tr&gt;<br /> &lt;/table&gt;<br /> <br /> __NOTOC__<br /> __NOEDITSECTION__</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User_talk:Toasterlizard&diff=1373 2013-09-04T01:36:48Z

<p>Trainwreck: Welcome!</p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to ''TripSit wiki''!'''<br /> We hope you will contribute much and well.<br /> You will probably want to read the [[Help:Contents|help pages]].<br /> Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Trainwreck|Trainwreck]] ([[User talk:Trainwreck|talk]]) 03:36, 4 September 2013 (CEST)</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User:Toasterlizard&diff=1372 2013-09-04T01:36:48Z

<p>Trainwreck: Creating user page for new user.</p> <hr /> <div>I’m a pretty easy going, down-to-earth person. Don’t piss me off. Judge me if you will. I’m strong, I’m myself, I’m real and I’m not one for drama. I don’t like hearing about the same problems over and over again and I don’t like being asked for advice when it’s never used. I’m independent, introspective, cynical, masochistic, and a part-time nihilist. I’m pro-life, vote independent, and hope for peace when I know it’s unattainable. I’m accepting, opportunistic, self-loathing, loving and a part-time nudist. I believe in myself, but I believe more in others. I’m not that into drugs for recreation, but most everything else is game. I drink, but don’t usually get drunk. I have awesome friends but I’m picky so they’re aren’t as many of them as there used to be. I love music, bikes, cars, and reading. I respect people’s opinions but usually disagree with them. I’m friendly and standoffish, selfish and giving.</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User_talk:Stevowitz&diff=1371 2013-09-04T01:16:08Z

<p>Trainwreck: Welcome!</p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to ''TripSit wiki''!'''<br /> We hope you will contribute much and well.<br /> You will probably want to read the [[Help:Contents|help pages]].<br /> Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Trainwreck|Trainwreck]] ([[User talk:Trainwreck|talk]]) 03:16, 4 September 2013 (CEST)</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=User:Stevowitz&diff=1370 2013-09-04T01:16:08Z

<p>Trainwreck: Creating user page for new user.</p> <hr /> <div>Tek and I were chatting and he recommended I sign up. I would like to contribute as much as possible in a whatever subjects I can provide information in. I have a lot of old docs on shamanism and dmt and entheogens as well. Trainwreck has been naggin me forever as well. hahaha</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=List_of_IRC_bot_commands&diff=1368 2013-08-31T21:02:35Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == TripBot Commands ==<br /> <br /> All commands prefaced with ~<br /> <br /> There's also a web interface at http://tripbot.tripsit.me/<br /> <br /> == User commands ==<br /> <br /> *'''Reports'''<br /> **~report [#channel] [username] [reason for reporting]<br /> ***Report a user in a channel for a reason. This command can either be run publicly in a channel or anonymously in a PM to the bot. The result of using this command will be that all of the users which are currently marked as operators in the reporting channel will receive a PM telling them a user has been reported, by whom, in which channel and why. If there is an administrative channel for the reporting channel (e.g. ##channel), the report will be posted there as well.<br /> *'''TripSit Specific'''<br /> **~drug [drug] [property]<br /> ***Displays properties of drugs. Properties include summary, dose, onset, duration, effects, comeup. after-effects, avoid, potentiators, detection, wiki, tolerance<br /> ***Ex: &quot;~drug 2cb dose&quot; will generate the recommended dosages for 2cb<br /> ** ~factsheet [drug]<br /> ***Links to a web-page containing quick facts about a drug and linking to its wiki page for more information.<br /> **~setdrug [drug] [property] [info]<br /> *** Sets the property with the info you provided<br /> *** Ex: ~setdrug 2cb effects giggling, halucinations, etc.<br /> ** ~rmdrug [property]<br /> *** removes the property from the factsheet<br /> ** ~bconvert [amount] [benzo1] [benzo2]<br /> *** converts dosage of one benzo to another<br /> *** Ex: ~bconvert 2mg xanax klonopin<br /> ** ~tripsit (user)<br /> *** Ask for help in #tripsit. Messages all tripsitters and posts a message in #drugs and #tripsitvip. 'user' is optional.<br /> ** ~gettripsitentries<br /> *** After issuing this command, you will be PMed by tripbot when an unrecognised (new) user comes into #tripsit and may need help.<br /> ** ~notripsitentries<br /> *** Turn the above off.<br /> ** ~clearmissing<br /> *** Clears the notifies you missed while logged off<br /> ** ~timezone [timezone]<br /> *** Set a timezone preference with tripbot (default: UTC), notifications on the web will use this timezone. See here for timezone names: http://momentjs.com/timezone/<br /> *** e.g. ~timezone Europe/London<br /> <br /> *'''Quotes'''<br /> **~qadd [category] = [quote]<br /> ***Add a new quote to the database.<br /> **~q [category]<br /> ***Display a random quote from a given category.<br /> **~rq<br /> ***Show a random quote from the database.<br /> **~title [category]<br /> ***Use this command to get a URL to the indicated quote category<br /> **~qsearch [category] = [needle]<br /> ***Search a category for quotes including the given text.<br /> **~qcount [category]<br /> ***Show the number of quotes stored in the given category, or if called without a category it will show the total number of quotes in the database.<br /> <br /> *'''Entertainment'''<br /> **~ri<br /> ***Generate a random imgur image and post a link to it in the channel.<br /> **~flashy [color] [message]<br /> ***Give a link to a page hosted by the flashy module which produces big flashing text in the given colour.<br /> **~ud [headword]<br /> ***Returns the first Urban Dictionary definition for the headword provided.<br /> ***Note: If tripbot does not find a quote when you use ~category it will search UD.<br /> **~xkcd<br /> ***Returns a link to the xkcd comic specified, or the latest one if a comic is not given. Use '*' to return a link to a random comic.<br /> <br /> *'''Utility'''<br /> **~usage [command]<br /> ***Show usage information for a given command.<br /> **~help [command|module]<br /> ***Link module help for a module given either the module name or the name of a command belonging to a module.<br /> **~js [code]<br /> ***For regular users, there is the ~js command, which is completely sandboxed, but can still be used for calculation and the like.<br /> **Spelling Corrections<br /> ***Allows you to run regex replaces on both your own and others messages. One may run a regex on their own last message like so:<br /> ***&gt; user: I like turtles<br /> ***&gt; user: s/turtles/pizza/<br /> ***One may run a regex on another user's last message simple by highlighting the nick before the pattern:<br /> ***&gt; batman: I like TURTLES<br /> ***&gt; user: batman: s/turtles/pizza/i<br /> **~ignore [module]<br /> ***Ignore a given module. If the user does not specify a module, or provides an invalid one a list of modules which are available to ignore will be given.<br /> ***Modules you can ignore are: spotify, github, js, link, quotes, report, spelling, poll, regex, youare, kick.<br /> ***Example: Say ~ignore spelling to not have tripbot correct your spelling for you. <br /> **~unignore [module]<br /> ***Unignore a previously ignored module. If the user does not specify a module, or provides an invalid choice a list of modules which are currently ignored will be given.<br /> <br /> *'''Polls'''<br /> **~newpoll [pollname] options=[each,poll,option] [Poll Description]<br /> ***Creates a new poll with the given name, options and descriptions. From this point people will be able to use the ~vote command to cast their vote in the poll.<br /> **~addoption [pollname] [newoption]<br /> ***Using this command you can add a given option to a poll you are the creator of.<br /> **~rmoption [pollname] [optiontoremove]<br /> ***Using this command you can remove a given option from a poll you are the creator of.<br /> **~vote [pollname] [option]<br /> ***Cast your vote for the given option in the given poll. If you have already cast your vote in the given poll, your vote will be changed to the new option you have provided.<br /> **~pdesc [pollname]<br /> ***Show the full description for a given poll name along with its available voting options.<br /> <br /> == Moderators ==<br /> <br /> *'''Kick and banning (should be used in this order)'''<br /> **~notify [#channel] [message]<br /> ***Notify staff of a channel of a message. This can be run in either PM or in the channel. If notifyVoice is set, voiced users will also receive notifications.<br /> **~warn USER<br /> ***This will add a warning to the user and show a link to all warnings of that user in #tripsit.me<br /> ***No ~unwarn command yet so add warnings carefully<br /> **~ckick [#channel] [username] [reason]<br /> ***Kick a user from a channel.<br /> **~kickcount [username]<br /> ***Show the number of times a given user has been kicked and has kicked other people.<br /> **~kickstats<br /> ***Show a list of top kickers and kickees.<br /> **~cban [#channel] [username] [reason]<br /> ***Ban a user from a channel.<br /> **~nban {optional: Duration in Hours} [username] [reason]<br /> ***Ban a user from the network<br /> ***Only used by mods and admins<br /> ***Make sure other staff members agree with your actions<br /> **~nunban [username] [reason]<br /> ***Unban a user from the network.<br /> <br /> ==User management==<br /> <br /> *~alias [user]<br /> **If an alias is provided, this command will return the primary user for which this is an alias for. If a primary user is provided, it will return a confirmation of this fact and a count of how many aliases belong to the user.<br /> *~setaliasparent [newparent]<br /> **Set a nick which is currently serving as an alias to the primary user, while setting what was previously the primary user as an alias of the new primary user. Requires moderator level access by default.<br /> *~mergeusers [primaryuser] [secondaryuser]<br /> **This command merges two nicks which are recorded as primary users into one user. The secondary user and all of their aliases will be merged under primaryuser. Requires moderator level access by default.<br /> *~ban [user] [command]<br /> **Ban a user from using a command. Command may be replaced with '*,' which will ban a user from use of all commands. Users banned from all commands will still be subject to module listeners.<br /> *~unban [user] [command]<br /> **Unban a user from using a given command. If a user was previously banned using the '*' wildcard, they may also be unbanned from such by replacing command with an asterisk here as well.<br /> <br /> *'''Utilities'''<br /> **~say [#channel] [message]<br /> ***Have DBot post the given message in the given channel (uses the server from which you are sending the message). You may replace channel with '@' to have him post the message in the current channel. Channel may also be replaced with a nick on the server.<br /> <br /> ==Quote Management==<br /> <br /> *~rmlast [category]<br /> **Remove the last quote added to a given category.<br /> *~rmstatus<br /> **Show how many quotes are currently in the removal cache, and whether they will be randomly removed.<br /> *~rm [category] = [quote]<br /> **Remove a given quote from the given category.<br /> *List of quotes to be deleted: http://nourishedcloud.com:1337/quoteremovals<br /> *~rmconfirm<br /> **Confirm that the quotes currently in the removal cache are okay to be removed, and permanently delete them.<br /> *~rmdeny<br /> **Re-instate the quotes that are currently in the removal cache back into the main quote database.<br /> <br /> ==Tripbot Management==<br /> <br /> *join [#channel]<br /> **Join the given channel.<br /> *part [#channel]<br /> **Leave the given channel.<br /> *opme [#channel]<br /> **Gives the caller ops in a given channel if possible. If called without a channel, it will attempt to give the caller ops in the current channel.<br /> <br /> == Admin Commands (Reality only) ==<br /> <br /> *greload<br /> **Perform a git pull, and then execute the 'reload' command. Saves a lot of time updating!<br /> *reload<br /> **Reload all of the modules currently in use by DBot. By using this, all module functionality should be reloadable and replaceable without having to restart the bot or interrupt the connection to the server.<br /> *load [module]<br /> **Load a new module. This works by adding a module name to the roster and then triggering a reload of all modules, at which point the new module is actually loaded by the standard DBot process.<br /> *unload [module]<br /> **Unload a currently loaded module. This removes the module, and then triggers a reload of all modules.<br /> *~setconfig<br /> **Set a config key<br /> *~showconfig<br /> **Show a config key<br /> <br /> == Bot Commands ==<br /> <br /> *%status<br /> **Shows status of www.tripsit.fm<br /> *%listeners<br /> **Shows number of listeners are tuned in to www.tripsit.fm<br /> *!voice [user]<br /> **Gives voice to a user<br /> *!devoice<br /> **Removes voice<br /> *!op [user] <br /> **Gives op to a user<br /> *!deop<br /> **Removes op<br /> *!voteban [user] [yes/no]<br /> **vote to ban a user for a little while. triggers a ban as soon as there's 2 or more votes. <br /> **voting no decreases the vote count,yes increases it<br /> **only available to ops and voices<br /> *!seen [nickname]<br /> **when was a user last seen? (also try ~seen [nickname])<br /> *!weather [city]<br /> **shows weather forecast for that area <br /> *!isup [domain]<br /> **checks whether a website works, and shows latency <br /> *!shorturl [url]<br /> **creates a short(er) URL for that URL <br /> *!ping<br /> **if you get a reply, you're still connected to IRC<br /> *!image [whatever]<br /> **finds you an image of whatever <br /> *!calc [arithmetical problem]<br /> **calculator - eg &quot;2+2&quot; makes the bot say &quot;4&quot;<br /> *!bitcoin [exchange] <br /> ** shows bitcoin exchange rates. Defaults to mtgoxUSD. List of supported exchages <br /> *!btcbal [btc address]<br /> **shows balance for a bitcoin addresscountdowns <br /> *!setcountdown [unix timestamp]<br /> **set countdown (set to 0 to disable) <br /> **op or voice !countdownshows time until countdown <br /> *!str2time [text]<br /> **calculate unix timestamp for the text, it could be anything like &quot;2pm CST&quot; or &quot;+5 hours&quot; or &quot;december 25, 2013&quot;. mostly used for setting a countdown <br /> *!until [unix timestamp]<br /> **calculate time to unix timestamp, can be useful for testing a countdown.search <br /> *!google [query]<br /> **searches google<br /> *!erowid [query]<br /> **searches erowid<br /> *!youtube [query]<br /> **searches youtube<br /> <br /> == Chanserv ==<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv help<br /> **Shows all chanserv commands<br /> */msg chanserv REGISTER #channel<br /> **Registers a channel with chanserv<br /> */msg chanserv invite<br /> **invites you to a channel<br /> */msg chanserv OP<br /> **gives channel ops to a user<br /> */msg chanserv recover<br /> **regains control of your channel<br /> */msg chanserv set<br /> **sets various control flags<br /> */msg chanserv unban<br /> **removes ban on a chnnel<br /> */msg chanserv help flags<br /> **Shows flag usages<br /> */msg chanserv flags #room [nick] [+flag or -flag]<br /> **adds or subtracts a flag from a user<br /> <br /> === Flags ===<br /> <br /> *+v - Enables use of the voice/devoice commands.<br /> <br /> *+V - Enables automatic voice.<br /> <br /> *+o - Enables use of the op/deop commands.<br /> <br /> *+O - Enables automatic op.<br /> <br /> *+s - Enables use of the set command.<br /> <br /> *+i - Enables use of the invite and getkey commands.<br /> <br /> *+r - Enables use of the kick, kickban, ban and unban commands.<br /> <br /> *+R - Enables use of the recover and clear commands.<br /> <br /> *+f - Enables modification of channel access lists.<br /> <br /> *+t - Enables use of the topic and topicappend commands.<br /> <br /> *+A - Enables viewing of channel access lists.<br /> <br /> *+S - Marks the user as a successor.<br /> <br /> *+F - Grants full founder access.<br /> <br /> *+b - Enables automatic kickban.<br /> <br /> *+e - Exempts from +b and enables unbanning self.<br /> <br /> == Nickserv ==<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv register [password] [email@email.com]<br /> **Registers your nick<br /> */msg nickserv identify [nick] [password]<br /> **identifies your nick<br /> */msg chanserv FLAGS #channel<br /> **shows flags of a particular channel<br /> */msg nickserv ghost <br /> **Reclaims use of a nick AFTER you identify<br /> */msg nickserv release [nick] [password]<br /> **releases a services enforcer, useful when you can't reclaim your nick. May have to do it 3 times<br /> */msg nickserv group <br /> **adds a nickname to your account<br /> */msg nickserv info <br /> **displays info on registration<br /> */msg nickserv listchans<br /> **lists channels you have access to<br /> */msg nickserv set<br /> **sets various control flags<br /> */msg nickserv ungroup<br /> **removes a nick from your account</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=List_of_IRC_bot_commands&diff=1367 2013-08-31T20:52:03Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == TripBot Commands ==<br /> <br /> All commands prefaced with ~<br /> <br /> There's also a web interface at http://tripbot.tripsit.me/<br /> <br /> == User commands ==<br /> <br /> *'''Reports'''<br /> <br /> **~report [#channel] [username] [reason for reporting]<br /> <br /> ***Report a user in a channel for a reason. This command can either be run publicly in a channel or anonymously in a PM to the bot. The result of using this command will be that all of the users which are currently marked as operators in the reporting channel will receive a PM telling them a user has been reported, by whom, in which channel and why. If there is an administrative channel for the reporting channel (e.g. ##channel), the report will be posted there as well.<br /> <br /> *'''TripSit Specific'''<br /> <br /> **~drug [drug] [property]<br /> <br /> ***Displays properties of drugs. Properties include summary, dose, onset, duration, effects, comeup. after-effects, avoid, potentiators, detection, wiki, tolerance<br /> <br /> ***Ex: &quot;~drug 2cb dose&quot; will generate the recommended dosages for 2cb<br /> <br /> ** ~factsheet [drug]<br /> <br /> ***Links to a web-page containing quick facts about a drug and linking to its wiki page for more information.<br /> <br /> **~setdrug [drug] [property] [info]<br /> <br /> *** Sets the property with the info you provided<br /> <br /> *** Ex: ~setdrug 2cb effects giggling, halucinations, etc.<br /> <br /> ** ~rmdrug [property]<br /> <br /> *** removes the property from the factsheet<br /> <br /> ** ~bconvert [amount] [benzo1] [benzo2]<br /> <br /> *** converts dosage of one benzo to another<br /> <br /> *** Ex: ~bconvert 2mg xanax klonopin<br /> <br /> ** ~tripsit (user)<br /> <br /> *** Ask for help in #tripsit. Messages all tripsitters and posts a message in #drugs and #tripsitvip. 'user' is optional.<br /> <br /> ** ~gettripsitentries<br /> <br /> *** After issuing this command, you will be PMed by tripbot when an unrecognised (new) user comes into #tripsit and may need help.<br /> <br /> ** ~notripsitentries<br /> <br /> *** Turn the above off.<br /> <br /> ** ~clearmissing<br /> <br /> *** Clears the notifies you missed while logged off<br /> <br /> ** ~timezone [timezone]<br /> <br /> *** Set a timezone preference with tripbot (default: UTC), notifications on the web will use this timezone. See here for timezone names: http://momentjs.com/timezone/<br /> <br /> *** e.g. ~timezone Europe/London<br /> <br /> *'''Quotes'''<br /> <br /> **~qadd [category] = [quote]<br /> <br /> ***Add a new quote to the database.<br /> <br /> **~q [category]<br /> <br /> ***Display a random quote from a given category.<br /> <br /> **~rq<br /> <br /> ***Show a random quote from the database.<br /> <br /> **~title [category]<br /> <br /> ***Use this command to get a URL to the indicated quote category<br /> <br /> **~qsearch [category] = [needle]<br /> <br /> ***Search a category for quotes including the given text.<br /> <br /> **~qcount [category]<br /> <br /> ***Show the number of quotes stored in the given category, or if called without a category it will show the total number of quotes in the database.<br /> <br /> *'''Entertainment'''<br /> <br /> **~ri<br /> <br /> ***Generate a random imgur image and post a link to it in the channel.<br /> <br /> **~flashy [color] [message]<br /> <br /> ***Give a link to a page hosted by the flashy module which produces big flashing text in the given colour.<br /> <br /> **~ud [headword]<br /> <br /> ***Returns the first Urban Dictionary definition for the headword provided.<br /> <br /> ***Note: If tripbot does not find a quote when you use ~category it will search UD.<br /> <br /> **~xkcd<br /> <br /> ***Returns a link to the xkcd comic specified, or the latest one if a comic is not given. Use '*' to return a link to a random comic.<br /> <br /> *'''Utility'''<br /> <br /> **~usage [command]<br /> <br /> ***Show usage information for a given command.<br /> <br /> **~help [command|module]<br /> <br /> ***Link module help for a module given either the module name or the name of a command belonging to a module.<br /> <br /> **~js [code]<br /> <br /> ***For regular users, there is the ~js command, which is completely sandboxed, but can still be used for calculation and the like.<br /> <br /> **Spelling Corrections<br /> <br /> ***Allows you to run regex replaces on both your own and others messages. One may run a regex on their own last message like so:<br /> <br /> ***&gt; user: I like turtles<br /> <br /> ***&gt; user: s/turtles/pizza/<br /> <br /> ***One may run a regex on another user's last message simple by highlighting the nick before the pattern:<br /> <br /> ***&gt; batman: I like TURTLES<br /> <br /> ***&gt; user: batman: s/turtles/pizza/i<br /> <br /> **~ignore [module]<br /> <br /> ***Ignore a given module. If the user does not specify a module, or provides an invalid one a list of modules which are available to ignore will be given.<br /> <br /> ***Modules you can ignore are: spotify, github, js, link, quotes, report, spelling, poll, regex, youare, kick.<br /> <br /> ***Example: Say ~ignore spelling to not have tripbot correct your spelling for you. <br /> <br /> **~unignore [module]<br /> <br /> ***Unignore a previously ignored module. If the user does not specify a module, or provides an invalid choice a list of modules which are currently ignored will be given.<br /> <br /> *'''Polls'''<br /> <br /> **~newpoll [pollname] options=[each,poll,option] [Poll Description]<br /> <br /> ***Creates a new poll with the given name, options and descriptions. From this point people will be able to use the ~vote command to cast their vote in the poll.<br /> <br /> **~addoption [pollname] [newoption]<br /> <br /> ***Using this command you can add a given option to a poll you are the creator of.<br /> <br /> **~rmoption [pollname] [optiontoremove]<br /> <br /> ***Using this command you can remove a given option from a poll you are the creator of.<br /> <br /> **~vote [pollname] [option]<br /> <br /> ***Cast your vote for the given option in the given poll. If you have already cast your vote in the given poll, your vote will be changed to the new option you have provided.<br /> <br /> **~pdesc [pollname]<br /> <br /> ***Show the full description for a given poll name along with its available voting options.<br /> <br /> == Moderators ==<br /> <br /> *'''Kick and banning (should be used in this order)'''<br /> <br /> **~notify [#channel] [message]<br /> <br /> ***Notify staff of a channel of a message. This can be run in either PM or in the channel. If notifyVoice is set, voiced users will also receive notifications.<br /> <br /> **~warn USER<br /> <br /> ***This will add a warning to the user and show a link to all warnings of that user in #tripsit.me<br /> <br /> ***No ~unwarn command yet so add warnings carefully<br /> <br /> **~ckick [#channel] [username] [reason]<br /> <br /> ***Kick a user from a channel.<br /> <br /> **~kickcount [username]<br /> <br /> ***Show the number of times a given user has been kicked and has kicked other people.<br /> <br /> **~kickstats<br /> <br /> ***Show a list of top kickers and kickees.<br /> <br /> **~cban [#channel] [username] [reason]<br /> <br /> ***Ban a user from a channel.<br /> <br /> **~nban {optional: Duration in Hours} [username] [reason]<br /> <br /> ***Ban a user from the network<br /> <br /> ***Only used by mods and admins<br /> <br /> ***Make sure other staff members agree with your actions<br /> <br /> **~nunban [username] [reason]<br /> <br /> ***Unban a user from the network.<br /> <br /> *'''User management'''<br /> <br /> **~alias [user]<br /> <br /> ***If an alias is provided, this command will return the primary user for which this is an alias for. If a primary user is provided, it will return a confirmation of this fact and a count of how many aliases belong to the user.<br /> <br /> **~setaliasparent [newparent]<br /> <br /> ***Set a nick which is currently serving as an alias to the primary user, while setting what was previously the primary user as an alias of the new primary user. Requires moderator level access by default.<br /> <br /> **~mergeusers [primaryuser] [secondaryuser]<br /> <br /> ***This command merges two nicks which are recorded as primary users into one user. The secondary user and all of their aliases will be merged under primaryuser. Requires moderator level access by default.<br /> <br /> **~ban [user] [command]<br /> <br /> ***Ban a user from using a command. Command may be replaced with '*,' which will ban a user from use of all commands. Users banned from all commands will still be subject to module listeners.<br /> <br /> **~unban [user] [command]<br /> <br /> ***Unban a user from using a given command. If a user was previously banned using the '*' wildcard, they may also be unbanned from such by replacing command with an asterisk here as well.<br /> <br /> *'''Utilities'''<br /> <br /> **~say [#channel] [message]<br /> <br /> ***Have DBot post the given message in the given channel (uses the server from which you are sending the message). You may replace channel with '@' to have him post the message in the current channel. Channel may also be replaced with a nick on the server.<br /> <br /> *'''Quote Management'''<br /> <br /> **~rmlast [category]<br /> <br /> ***Remove the last quote added to a given category.<br /> <br /> **~rmstatus<br /> <br /> ***Show how many quotes are currently in the removal cache, and whether they will be randomly removed.<br /> <br /> **~rm [category] = [quote]<br /> <br /> ***Remove a given quote from the given category.<br /> <br /> **List of quotes to be deleted: http://nourishedcloud.com:1337/quoteremovals<br /> <br /> **~rmconfirm<br /> <br /> ***Confirm that the quotes currently in the removal cache are okay to be removed, and permanently delete them.<br /> <br /> **~rmdeny<br /> <br /> ***Re-instate the quotes that are currently in the removal cache back into the main quote database.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripbot Management'''<br /> <br /> **join [#channel]<br /> <br /> ***Join the given channel.<br /> <br /> **part [#channel]<br /> <br /> ***Leave the given channel.<br /> <br /> **opme [#channel]<br /> <br /> ***Gives the caller ops in a given channel if possible. If called without a channel, it will attempt to give the caller ops in the current channel.<br /> <br /> == Admin Commands (Reality only) ==<br /> <br /> *greload<br /> <br /> **Perform a git pull, and then execute the 'reload' command. Saves a lot of time updating!<br /> <br /> *reload<br /> <br /> **Reload all of the modules currently in use by DBot. By using this, all module functionality should be reloadable and replaceable without having to restart the bot or interrupt the connection to the server.<br /> <br /> *load [module]<br /> <br /> **Load a new module. This works by adding a module name to the roster and then triggering a reload of all modules, at which point the new module is actually loaded by the standard DBot process.<br /> <br /> *unload [module]<br /> <br /> **Unload a currently loaded module. This removes the module, and then triggers a reload of all modules.<br /> <br /> *~setconfig<br /> <br /> **Set a config key<br /> <br /> *~showconfig<br /> <br /> **Show a config key<br /> <br /> == Bot Commands ==<br /> <br /> *%status<br /> <br /> **Shows status of www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> *%listeners<br /> <br /> **Shows number of listeners are tuned in to www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> *!voice [user]<br /> <br /> **Gives voice to a user<br /> <br /> *!devoice<br /> <br /> **Removes voice<br /> <br /> *!op [user] <br /> <br /> **Gives op to a user<br /> <br /> *!deop<br /> <br /> **Removes op<br /> <br /> *!voteban [user] [yes/no]<br /> <br /> **vote to ban a user for a little while. triggers a ban as soon as there's 2 or more votes. <br /> <br /> **voting no decreases the vote count,yes increases it<br /> <br /> **only available to ops and voices<br /> <br /> *!seen [nickname]<br /> <br /> **when was a user last seen? (also try ~seen [nickname])<br /> <br /> *!weather [city]<br /> <br /> **shows weather forecast for that area <br /> <br /> *!isup [domain]<br /> <br /> **checks whether a website works, and shows latency <br /> <br /> *!shorturl [url]<br /> <br /> **creates a short(er) URL for that URL <br /> <br /> *!ping<br /> <br /> **if you get a reply, you're still connected to IRC<br /> <br /> *!image [whatever]<br /> <br /> **finds you an image of whatever <br /> <br /> *!calc [arithmetical problem]<br /> <br /> **calculator - eg &quot;2+2&quot; makes the bot say &quot;4&quot;<br /> <br /> *!bitcoin [exchange] <br /> <br /> ** shows bitcoin exchange rates. Defaults to mtgoxUSD. List of supported exchages <br /> <br /> *!btcbal [btc address]<br /> <br /> **shows balance for a bitcoin addresscountdowns <br /> <br /> *!setcountdown [unix timestamp]<br /> <br /> **set countdown (set to 0 to disable) <br /> <br /> **op or voice !countdownshows time until countdown <br /> <br /> *!str2time [text]<br /> <br /> **calculate unix timestamp for the text, it could be anything like &quot;2pm CST&quot; or &quot;+5 hours&quot; or &quot;december 25, 2013&quot;. mostly used for setting a countdown <br /> <br /> *!until [unix timestamp]<br /> <br /> **calculate time to unix timestamp, can be useful for testing a countdown.search <br /> <br /> *!google [query]<br /> <br /> **searches google<br /> <br /> *!erowid [query]<br /> <br /> **searches erowid<br /> <br /> *!youtube [query]<br /> <br /> **searches youtube<br /> <br /> == Chanserv ==<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv help<br /> <br /> **Shows all chanserv commands<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv REGISTER #channel<br /> <br /> **Registers a channel with chanserv<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv invite<br /> <br /> **invites you to a channel<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv OP<br /> <br /> **gives channel ops to a user<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv recover<br /> <br /> **regains control of your channel<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv set<br /> <br /> **sets various control flags<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv unban<br /> <br /> **removes ban on a chnnel<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv help flags<br /> <br /> **Shows flag usages<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv flags #room [nick] [+flag or -flag]<br /> <br /> **adds or subtracts a flag from a user<br /> <br /> === Flags ===<br /> <br /> *+v - Enables use of the voice/devoice commands.<br /> <br /> *+V - Enables automatic voice.<br /> <br /> *+o - Enables use of the op/deop commands.<br /> <br /> *+O - Enables automatic op.<br /> <br /> *+s - Enables use of the set command.<br /> <br /> *+i - Enables use of the invite and getkey commands.<br /> <br /> *+r - Enables use of the kick, kickban, ban and unban commands.<br /> <br /> *+R - Enables use of the recover and clear commands.<br /> <br /> *+f - Enables modification of channel access lists.<br /> <br /> *+t - Enables use of the topic and topicappend commands.<br /> <br /> *+A - Enables viewing of channel access lists.<br /> <br /> *+S - Marks the user as a successor.<br /> <br /> *+F - Grants full founder access.<br /> <br /> *+b - Enables automatic kickban.<br /> <br /> *+e - Exempts from +b and enables unbanning self.<br /> <br /> == Nickserv ==<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv register [password] [email@email.com]<br /> <br /> **Registers your nick<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv identify [nick] [password]<br /> <br /> **identifies your nick<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv FLAGS #channel<br /> <br /> **shows flags of a particular channel<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv ghost <br /> <br /> **Reclaims use of a nick AFTER you identify<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv release [nick] [password]<br /> <br /> **releases a services enforcer, useful when you can't reclaim your nick. May have to do it 3 times<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv group <br /> <br /> **adds a nickname to your account<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv info <br /> <br /> **displays info on registration<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv listchans<br /> <br /> **lists channels you have access to<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv set<br /> <br /> **sets various control flags<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv ungroup<br /> <br /> **removes a nick from your account</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=List_of_IRC_bot_commands&diff=1366 2013-08-31T20:51:33Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == TripBot Commands ==<br /> <br /> All commands prefaced with ~<br /> <br /> There's also a web interface at http://tripbot.tripsit.me/<br /> <br /> == User commands ==<br /> <br /> *'''Reports'''<br /> <br /> **~report [#channel] [username] [reason for reporting]<br /> <br /> ***Report a user in a channel for a reason. This command can either be run publicly in a channel or anonymously in a PM to the bot. The result of using this command will be that all of the users which are currently marked as operators in the reporting channel will receive a PM telling them a user has been reported, by whom, in which channel and why. If there is an administrative channel for the reporting channel (e.g. ##channel), the report will be posted there as well.<br /> <br /> *'''TripSit Specific'''<br /> <br /> **~drug [drug] [property]<br /> <br /> ***Displays properties of drugs. Properties include summary, dose, onset, duration, effects, comeup. after-effects, avoid, potentiators, detection, wiki, tolerance<br /> <br /> ***Ex: &quot;~drug 2cb dose&quot; will generate the recommended dosages for 2cb<br /> <br /> ** ~factsheet [drug]<br /> <br /> ***Links to a web-page containing quick facts about a drug and linking to its wiki page for more information.<br /> <br /> **~setdrug [drug] [property] [info]<br /> <br /> *** Sets the property with the info you provided<br /> <br /> *** Ex: ~setdrug 2cb effects giggling, halucinations, etc.<br /> <br /> ** ~rmdrug [property]<br /> <br /> *** removes the property from the factsheet<br /> <br /> ** ~bconvert [amount] [benzo1] [benzo2]<br /> <br /> *** converts dosage of one benzo to another<br /> <br /> *** Ex: ~bconvert 2mg xanax klonopin<br /> <br /> ** ~tripsit (user)<br /> <br /> *** Ask for help in #tripsit. Messages all tripsitters and posts a message in #drugs and #tripsitvip. 'user' is optional.<br /> <br /> ** ~gettripsitentries<br /> <br /> *** After issuing this command, you will be PMed by tripbot when an unrecognised (new) user comes into #tripsit and may need help.<br /> <br /> ** ~notripsitentries<br /> <br /> *** Turn the above off.<br /> <br /> ** ~clearmissing<br /> <br /> *** Clears the notifies you missed while logged off<br /> <br /> ** ~timezone [timezone]<br /> <br /> *** Set a timezone preference with tripbot (default: UTC), notifications on the web will use this timezone. See here for timezone names: http://momentjs.com/timezone/<br /> <br /> *** e.g. ~timezone Europe/London<br /> <br /> *'''Quotes'''<br /> <br /> **~qadd [category] = [quote]<br /> <br /> ***Add a new quote to the database.<br /> <br /> **~q [category]<br /> <br /> ***Display a random quote from a given category.<br /> <br /> **~rq<br /> <br /> ***Show a random quote from the database.<br /> <br /> **~title [category]<br /> <br /> ***Use this command to get a URL to the indicated quote category<br /> <br /> **~qsearch [category] = [needle]<br /> <br /> ***Search a category for quotes including the given text.<br /> <br /> **~qcount [category]<br /> <br /> ***Show the number of quotes stored in the given category, or if called without a category it will show the total number of quotes in the database.<br /> <br /> *'''Entertainment'''<br /> <br /> **~ri<br /> <br /> ***Generate a random imgur image and post a link to it in the channel.<br /> <br /> **~flashy [color] [message]<br /> <br /> ***Give a link to a page hosted by the flashy module which produces big flashing text in the given colour.<br /> <br /> **~ud [headword]<br /> <br /> ***Returns the first Urban Dictionary definition for the headword provided.<br /> <br /> ***Note: If tripbot does not find a quote when you use ~category it will search UD.<br /> <br /> **~xkcd<br /> <br /> ***Returns a link to the xkcd comic specified, or the latest one if a comic is not given. Use '*' to return a link to a random comic.<br /> <br /> *'''Utility'''<br /> <br /> **~usage [command]<br /> <br /> ***Show usage information for a given command.<br /> <br /> **~help [command|module]<br /> <br /> ***Link module help for a module given either the module name or the name of a command belonging to a module.<br /> <br /> **~js [code]<br /> <br /> ***For regular users, there is the ~js command, which is completely sandboxed, but can still be used for calculation and the like.<br /> <br /> **Spelling Corrections<br /> <br /> ***Allows you to run regex replaces on both your own and others messages. One may run a regex on their own last message like so:<br /> <br /> ***&gt; user: I like turtles<br /> <br /> ***&gt; user: s/turtles/pizza/<br /> <br /> ***One may run a regex on another user's last message simple by highlighting the nick before the pattern:<br /> <br /> ***&gt; batman: I like TURTLES<br /> <br /> ***&gt; user: batman: s/turtles/pizza/i<br /> <br /> **~ignore [module]<br /> <br /> ***Ignore a given module. If the user does not specify a module, or provides an invalid one a list of modules which are available to ignore will be given.<br /> <br /> ***Modules you can ignore are: spotify, github, js, link, quotes, report, spelling, poll, regex, youare, kick.<br /> <br /> ***Example: Say ~ignore spelling to not have tripbot correct your spelling for you. <br /> <br /> **~unignore [module]<br /> <br /> ***Unignore a previously ignored module. If the user does not specify a module, or provides an invalid choice a list of modules which are currently ignored will be given.<br /> <br /> *'''Polls'''<br /> <br /> **~newpoll [pollname] options=[each,poll,option] [Poll Description]<br /> <br /> ***Creates a new poll with the given name, options and descriptions. From this point people will be able to use the ~vote command to cast their vote in the poll.<br /> <br /> **~addoption [pollname] [newoption]<br /> <br /> ***Using this command you can add a given option to a poll you are the creator of.<br /> <br /> **~rmoption [pollname] [optiontoremove]<br /> <br /> ***Using this command you can remove a given option from a poll you are the creator of.<br /> <br /> **~vote [pollname] [option]<br /> <br /> ***Cast your vote for the given option in the given poll. If you have already cast your vote in the given poll, your vote will be changed to the new option you have provided.<br /> <br /> **~pdesc [pollname]<br /> <br /> ***Show the full description for a given poll name along with its available voting options.<br /> <br /> == Moderators ==<br /> <br /> *'''Kick and banning (should be used in this order)'''<br /> <br /> **~notify [#channel] [message]<br /> <br /> ***Notify staff of a channel of a message. This can be run in either PM or in the channel. If notifyVoice is set, voiced users will also receive notifications.<br /> <br /> **~warn USER<br /> <br /> ***This will add a warning to the user and show a link to all warnings of that user in #tripsit.me<br /> <br /> ***No ~unwarn command yet so add warnings carefully<br /> <br /> **~ckick [#channel] [username] [reason]<br /> <br /> ***Kick a user from a channel.<br /> <br /> **~kickcount [username]<br /> <br /> ***Show the number of times a given user has been kicked and has kicked other people.<br /> <br /> **~kickstats<br /> <br /> ***Show a list of top kickers and kickees.<br /> <br /> **~cban [#channel] [username] [reason]<br /> <br /> ***Ban a user from a channel.<br /> <br /> **~nban {optional: Duration in Hours} [username] [reason]<br /> <br /> ***Ban a user from the network<br /> <br /> ***Only used by mods and admins<br /> <br /> ***Make sure other staff members agree with your actions<br /> <br /> **~nunban [username] [reason]<br /> <br /> ***Unban a user from the network.<br /> <br /> *'''User management'''<br /> <br /> **~alias [user]<br /> <br /> ***If an alias is provided, this command will return the primary user for which this is an alias for. If a primary user is provided, it will return a confirmation of this fact and a count of how many aliases belong to the user.<br /> <br /> **~setaliasparent [newparent]<br /> <br /> ***Set a nick which is currently serving as an alias to the primary user, while setting what was previously the primary user as an alias of the new primary user. Requires moderator level access by default.<br /> <br /> **~mergeusers [primaryuser] [secondaryuser]<br /> <br /> ***This command merges two nicks which are recorded as primary users into one user. The secondary user and all of their aliases will be merged under primaryuser. Requires moderator level access by default.<br /> <br /> **~ban [user] [command]<br /> <br /> ***Ban a user from using a command. Command may be replaced with '*,' which will ban a user from use of all commands. Users banned from all commands will still be subject to module listeners.<br /> <br /> **~unban [user] [command]<br /> <br /> ***Unban a user from using a given command. If a user was previously banned using the '*' wildcard, they may also be unbanned from such by replacing command with an asterisk here as well.<br /> <br /> *'''Utilities'''<br /> <br /> **~say [#channel] [message]<br /> <br /> ***Have DBot post the given message in the given channel (uses the server from which you are sending the message). You may replace channel with '@' to have him post the message in the current channel. Channel may also be replaced with a nick on the server.<br /> <br /> *'''Quote Management'''<br /> <br /> **~rmlast [category]<br /> <br /> ***Remove the last quote added to a given category.<br /> <br /> **~rmstatus<br /> <br /> ***Show how many quotes are currently in the removal cache, and whether they will be randomly removed.<br /> <br /> **~rm [category] = [quote]<br /> <br /> ***Remove a given quote from the given category.<br /> <br /> **List of quotes to be deleted: http://nourishedcloud.com:1337/quoteremovals<br /> <br /> **~rmconfirm<br /> <br /> ***Confirm that the quotes currently in the removal cache are okay to be removed, and permanently delete them.<br /> <br /> **~rmdeny<br /> <br /> ***Re-instate the quotes that are currently in the removal cache back into the main quote database.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripbot Management'''<br /> <br /> **join [#channel]<br /> <br /> ***Join the given channel.<br /> <br /> **part [#channel]<br /> <br /> ***Leave the given channel.<br /> <br /> **opme [#channel]<br /> <br /> ***Gives the caller ops in a given channel if possible. If called without a channel, it will attempt to give the caller ops in the current channel.<br /> <br /> == Admin Commands (Reality only) ==<br /> <br /> *greload<br /> <br /> **Perform a git pull, and then execute the 'reload' command. Saves a lot of time updating!<br /> <br /> *reload<br /> <br /> **Reload all of the modules currently in use by DBot. By using this, all module functionality should be reloadable and replaceable without having to restart the bot or interrupt the connection to the server.<br /> <br /> *load [module]<br /> <br /> **Load a new module. This works by adding a module name to the roster and then triggering a reload of all modules, at which point the new module is actually loaded by the standard DBot process.<br /> <br /> *unload [module]<br /> <br /> **Unload a currently loaded module. This removes the module, and then triggers a reload of all modules.<br /> <br /> *~setconfig<br /> <br /> **Set a config key<br /> <br /> *~showconfig<br /> <br /> **Show a config key<br /> <br /> == Bot Commands ==<br /> <br /> *%status<br /> <br /> **Shows status of www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> *%listeners<br /> <br /> **Shows number of listeners are tuned in to www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> *!voice [user]<br /> <br /> **Gives voice to a user<br /> <br /> *!devoice<br /> <br /> **Removes voice<br /> <br /> *!op [user] <br /> <br /> **Gives op to a user<br /> <br /> *!deop<br /> <br /> **Removes op<br /> <br /> *!voteban [user] [yes/no]<br /> <br /> **vote to ban a user for a little while. triggers a ban as soon as there's 2 or more votes. <br /> <br /> **voting no decreases the vote count,yes increases it<br /> <br /> **only available to ops and voices<br /> <br /> *!seen [nickname]<br /> <br /> **when was a user last seen? (also try ~seen [nickname])<br /> <br /> *!weather [city]<br /> <br /> **shows weather forecast for that area <br /> <br /> *!isup [domain]<br /> <br /> **checks whether a website works, and shows latency <br /> <br /> *!shorturl [url]<br /> <br /> **creates a short(er) URL for that URL <br /> <br /> *!ping<br /> <br /> **if you get a reply, you're still connected to IRC<br /> <br /> *!image [whatever]<br /> <br /> **finds you an image of whatever <br /> <br /> *!calc [arithmetical problem]<br /> <br /> **calculator - eg &quot;2+2&quot; makes the bot say &quot;4&quot;<br /> <br /> *!bitcoin [exchange] <br /> <br /> ** shows bitcoin exchange rates. Defaults to mtgoxUSD. List of supported exchages <br /> <br /> *!btcbal [btc address]<br /> <br /> **shows balance for a bitcoin addresscountdowns <br /> <br /> *!setcountdown [unix timestamp]<br /> <br /> **set countdown (set to 0 to disable) <br /> <br /> **op or voice !countdownshows time until countdown <br /> <br /> *!str2time [text]<br /> <br /> **calculate unix timestamp for the text, it could be anything like &quot;2pm CST&quot; or &quot;+5 hours&quot; or &quot;december 25, 2013&quot;. mostly used for setting a countdown <br /> <br /> *!until [unix timestamp]<br /> <br /> **calculate time to unix timestamp, can be useful for testing a countdown.search <br /> <br /> *!google [query]<br /> <br /> **searches google<br /> <br /> *!erowid [query]<br /> <br /> **searches erowid<br /> <br /> *!youtube [query]<br /> <br /> **searches youtube<br /> <br /> == Chanserv ==<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv help<br /> <br /> **Shows all chanserv commands<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv REGISTER #channel<br /> <br /> **Registers a channel with chanserv<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv invite<br /> <br /> **invites you to a channel<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv OP<br /> <br /> **gives channel ops to a user<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv recover<br /> <br /> **regains control of your channel<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv set<br /> <br /> **sets various control flags<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv unban<br /> <br /> **removes ban on a chnnel<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv help flags<br /> <br /> **Shows flag usages<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv flags #room [nick] [+flag or -flag]<br /> <br /> **adds or subtracts a flag from a user<br /> <br /> === Flags ===<br /> <br /> *+v - Enables use of the voice/devoice commands.<br /> <br /> *+V - Enables automatic voice.<br /> <br /> *+o - Enables use of the op/deop commands.<br /> <br /> *+O - Enables automatic op.<br /> <br /> *+s - Enables use of the set command.<br /> <br /> *+i - Enables use of the invite and getkey commands.<br /> <br /> *+r - Enables use of the kick, kickban, ban and unban commands.<br /> <br /> *+R - Enables use of the recover and clear commands.<br /> <br /> *+f - Enables modification of channel access lists.<br /> <br /> *+t - Enables use of the topic and topicappend commands.<br /> <br /> *+A - Enables viewing of channel access lists.<br /> <br /> *+S - Marks the user as a successor.<br /> <br /> *+F - Grants full founder access.<br /> <br /> *+b - Enables automatic kickban.<br /> <br /> *+e - Exempts from +b and enables unbanning self.<br /> <br /> == Nickserv ==<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv register [password] [email@email.com]<br /> <br /> **Registers your nick<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv identify [nick] [password]<br /> <br /> **identifies your nick<br /> <br /> */msg chanserv FLAGS #channel<br /> <br /> **shows flags of a particular channel<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv ghost <br /> <br /> **Reclaims use of a nick AFTER you identify<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv release [nick] [password]<br /> <br /> **releases a services enforcer, useful when you can't reclaim your nick. May have to do it 3 times<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv group <br /> <br /> **adds a nickname to your account<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv info <br /> <br /> **displays info on registration<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv listchans<br /> <br /> **lists channels you have access to<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv set<br /> <br /> **sets various control flags<br /> <br /> */msg nickserv ungroup<br /> <br /> **removes a nick from your account</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1354 2013-08-29T23:41:07Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>* [[About|About Tripsit wiki]]<br /> * TripSit wiki currently has [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages]].<br /> * View a [[Special:AllPages|list of all pages]].<br /> <br /> &lt;table style=&quot;max-width: 1000px; display:block;&quot; cellpadding=5&gt;&lt;tr&gt;&lt;td valign=top width=20%&gt;<br /> == Community ==<br /> <br /> === Radio ===<br /> <br /> TripRadio is an internet radio driven by volunteers.<br /> <br /> * '''[http://tripsit.fm Listen Now]'''<br /> <br /> More info:<br /> * [[Radio|General info]] - General info about the radio.<br /> * '''[[DJ Application|We need DJs!]]''' - look here for how to apply to become a DJ.<br /> * [[How to DJ|How to setup DJ software]]<br /> * [[Radio schedule|DJ Schedule]]<br /> <br /> === IRC chat ===<br /> <br /> * &lt;strike&gt;Join all channels&lt;/strike&gt; Currently not working.<br /> *[[How To Register your Nickname]]<br /> * [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/drugs #drugs]<br /> * [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/tripsit #tripsit]<br /> * [[List of IRC bot commands]]<br /> <br /> === Nexus ===<br /> TRIPSit Nexus is an exclusive social network for psychonauts. <br /> *[[Nexus Wiki Page|Nexus Wiki]]<br /> *[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/features/ Features]<br /> *[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/terms/ Terms &amp; Conditions]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20%&gt;<br /> == Important Pages ==<br /> <br /> All staff should read the following pages<br /> * [[IRC rules|IRC Rules and Guidelines]]<br /> * [http://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/Orientation Orientation]<br /> * [[List of people|List of staff and their roles]]<br /> * [[To do list]]<br /> * [[Admin Daily Digest]]<br /> * [http://goo.gl/maps/AzksC Add yourself to the map!]<br /> * [[Tripsit's Plans]]<br /> * [[Staff Application]]<br /> <br /> == Philosophy and Spirituality ==<br /> * [[DILD]]<br /> * [[Dimensions]]<br /> * [[Disso Theory]]<br /> * [[Egg Theory]]<br /> * [[MBTI mind reading theory]]<br /> * [[Tree Idea]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tripsitting ==<br /> * [[Tripsit howto|How to be a good trip sitter]]<br /> * [[Handling bad trips|How to handle a bad trip]]<br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=25% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> == Drug Knowledge ==<br /> <br /> :&lt;font color=&quot;green&quot;&gt;✔&lt;/font&gt; = Good Page<br /> <br /> * Depressants<br /> ** [[Alcohol]]<br /> ** [[Benzodiazepines]]<br /> ** [[Cannabis]]<br /> ** [[GHB]]<br /> <br /> * Opioids<br /> **[[Quick Guide to Common Opiates]]<br /> ** [[Cold Water Extraction]]<br /> ** [[Fentanyl]]<br /> ** [[Heroin]]<br /> ** [[Hydrocodone]]<br /> ** [[Oxycodone]]<br /> ** [[Tramadol]]<br /> ** [[Poppy extracts]]<br /> <br /> * [[Psychedelics]]<br /> ** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]<br /> ** [[DOM]]<br /> ** [[DMT]]<br /> ** [[LSD]]<br /> ** [[LSA]]<br /> ** [[Mushrooms]]<br /> ** [[NBOMe|NBOMe series]]<br /> ** [[Salvia]]<br /> ** [[AL-LAD]]<br /> ** [[DOM]]<br /> <br /> * [[Stimulants]]<br /> ** [[Adderal]]<br /> ** [[MDMA]]<br /> ** [[Methamphetamine]]<br /> ** [[Street amphetamine]]<br /> <br /> * '''[[Dissociatives]]''' &lt;font color=&quot;green&quot;&gt;✔&lt;/font&gt;<br /> ** [[DXM]]<br /> ** [[Ketamine]]<br /> ** [[MXE]]<br /> ** [[Nitrous]]<br /> <br /> * [[Deliriants]]<br /> ** [[Atropine]]<br /> ** [[Diphenhydramine]]<br /> ** [[Scopolamine]]<br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> [[Substance index|Please help us make an index and sort all of the below substances - click here.]]<br /> <br /> == Entheogens ==<br /> * [[Anomala]]<br /> * [[Ayahuasca]]<br /> * [[Backeb]]<br /> * [[Bakana]]<br /> * [[Belerian Myrobalan]]<br /> * [[Birds Eyes]]<br /> * [[Bitter Quandong]]<br /> * [[Blue Gum]]<br /> * [[Bombacaceae]]<br /> * [[Borage]]<br /> * [[Bush Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Buttercup]]<br /> * [[Caapi]]<br /> * [[California Bay]]<br /> * [[Canary Grasses]]<br /> * [[Canyi]]<br /> * [[Catnip]]<br /> * [[Chinese Cat Powder]]<br /> * [[Club Moss]]<br /> * [[Coca Del Suri]]<br /> * [[Coffee]]<br /> * [[Condor Plants]]<br /> * [[Coro]]<br /> * [[Cup of Gold]]<br /> * [[Depgul]]<br /> * [[Devil's Claw]]<br /> * [[Devil's Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Dill]]<br /> * [[Dormidero]]<br /> * [[Dwarf Pepper]]<br /> * [[Ereriba]]<br /> * [[Essential Oils]]<br /> * [[Euphorbiaceae]]<br /> * [[False Peyote]]<br /> * [[Fang-K'uei]]<br /> * [[Forest Cacao]]<br /> * [[Galanga]]<br /> * [[Ginger]]<br /> * [[Gold Pepper]]<br /> * [[Golden Cap / Magic Mushroom]]<br /> * [[Goodenia]]<br /> * [[Green Dragon/Dragon Root]]<br /> * [[Guava]]<br /> * [[Han Si]]<br /> * [[Haupa]]<br /> * [[Hawkweed]]<br /> * [[Heartleaf Philodendron]]<br /> * [[Indian Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Intoxicating Mint]]<br /> * [[Iresine]]<br /> * [[Ivy]]<br /> * [[Jamaican Nutmeg]]<br /> * [[Jasmine]]<br /> * [[Jeruma Branca]]<br /> * [[Jievut Hiawsik]]<br /> * [[Kava]]<br /> * [[Keule]]<br /> * [[Kougoed]]<br /> * [[Kwashi]]<br /> * [[Leguminosae]]<br /> * [[Lichen]]<br /> * [[Lion's Ear/Lion's Tail]]<br /> * [[Little Bladderwort]]<br /> * [[Locoweeds]]<br /> * [[Loranthaceae]]<br /> * [[Madigascar Periwinkle]]<br /> * [[Madzoka Medicine]]<br /> * [[Maize]]<br /> * [[Malvaceae]]<br /> * [[Maorikava]]<br /> * [[Marula]]<br /> * [[Matacabra]]<br /> * [[Mayapple]]<br /> * [[Mead]]<br /> * [[Meadowsweet]]<br /> * [[Medeaka]]<br /> * [[Mexican Cyad]]<br /> * [[Mexican Horse Chestnut]]<br /> * [[Mhlebe]]<br /> * [[Mikania Cordata]]<br /> * [[Mirabilis Multiflora]]<br /> * [[Mohodu-Wa-Pela]]<br /> * [[Mostuea]]<br /> * [[Nonda]]<br /> * [[Ophiussa]]<br /> * [[Panirac]]<br /> * [[Papa-Para]]<br /> * [[Parsley]]<br /> * [[Peat Myrtle]]<br /> * [[Peegee Hydrangia]]<br /> * [[Pennyroyal]]<br /> * [[Pepper Species]]<br /> * [[Persea Indica]]<br /> * [[Petunia]]<br /> * [[Physalis]]<br /> * [[Pipiltzintzintli]]<br /> * [[Pokeweed]]<br /> * [[Polygalaceae]]<br /> * [[Polypody]]<br /> * [[Pontederia Cordata]]<br /> * [[Potency Wood]]<br /> * [[Psychotria Species]]<br /> * [[Psychotria Viridis]]<br /> * [[Purgative Nut]]<br /> * [[Rape Dos Indios]]<br /> * [[Rattle Tree]]<br /> * [[Reed Canary Grass]]<br /> * [[Reed]]<br /> * [[Rhodendrons]]<br /> * [[Sanango]]<br /> * [[Sapindaceae]]<br /> * [[Sassafras Tree]]<br /> * [[Scopolia]]<br /> * [[Screw Tree]]<br /> * [[Securidaca Longepedunculata]]<br /> * [[Senecio]]<br /> * [[Shlain]]<br /> * [[Shoeflower]]<br /> * [[Ska Maria Pastora]]<br /> * [[Skullcap]]<br /> * [[Sleepy Grass]]<br /> * [[Small Caltrops]]<br /> * [[Snakeroot]]<br /> * [[Soporific Sponge]]<br /> * [[Staspak]]<br /> * [[Stinking Strawflower]]<br /> * [[Strychnine]]<br /> * [[Swamp Sassafras]]<br /> * [[Sweet Broom]]<br /> * [[Takini]]<br /> * [[Taque]]<br /> * [[Teonanacatal]]<br /> * [[Theangelis]]<br /> * [[Tillandsias]]<br /> * [[Tinqui]]<br /> * [[Tobo Tree]]<br /> * [[True Chamomile]]<br /> * [[Turpentine Broom]]<br /> * [[Ungernia]]<br /> * [[Valerian]]<br /> * [[Vanda]]<br /> * [[Voacango Bush]]<br /> * [[Wavy Caps]]<br /> * [[Wine]]<br /> * [[Woi]]<br /> * [[Wolf's Beans]]<br /> * [[Wright's Horn Clover]]<br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Compounds==<br /> <br /> <br /> * [[5-MEO-DMT]]<br /> * [[Atropine]]<br /> * [[B-Carbolines]]<br /> * [[B-Carbolines]]<br /> * [[B-Phenethylamines]]<br /> * [[Bufotenine]]<br /> * [[Cocaine]]<br /> * [[Codein]]<br /> * [[Coumarins]]<br /> * [[Cytisine]]<br /> * [[Diazepam]]<br /> * [[Diterpenes]]<br /> * [[Ephedrine]]<br /> * [[Ergot Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Harmine]]<br /> * [[Ibogaine]]<br /> * [[Ibotenic Acid]]<br /> * [[Indole Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Mescaline]]<br /> * [[Morphine]]<br /> * [[Muscimol]]<br /> * [[N,N-DMT]]<br /> * [[Nicotine]]<br /> * [[Opium Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Papaverine]]<br /> * [[Psilocybin/Psilocin]]<br /> * [[Salvinorin A]]<br /> * [[Scopoletin]]<br /> * [[THC]]<br /> * [[Tropane Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Withanolides]]<br /> * [[Yohimbine]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/tr&gt;<br /> &lt;/table&gt;<br /> <br /> __NOTOC__<br /> __NOEDITSECTION__</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1324 2013-08-25T00:39:10Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>* [[About|About Tripsit wiki]]<br /> * TripSit wiki currently has [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages]].<br /> * View a [[Special:AllPages|list of all pages]].<br /> <br /> &lt;table style=&quot;max-width: 1000px; display:block;&quot; cellpadding=5&gt;&lt;tr&gt;&lt;td valign=top width=20%&gt;<br /> == Community ==<br /> <br /> === Radio ===<br /> <br /> TripRadio is an internet radio driven by volunteers.<br /> <br /> * '''[http://tripsit.fm Listen Now]'''<br /> <br /> More info:<br /> * [[Radio|General info]] - General info about the radio.<br /> * '''[[DJ Application|We need DJs!]]''' - look here for how to apply to become a DJ.<br /> * [[How to DJ|How to setup DJ software]]<br /> * [[Radio schedule|DJ Schedule]]<br /> <br /> === IRC chat ===<br /> <br /> * &lt;strike&gt;Join all channels&lt;/strike&gt; Currently not working.<br /> *[[How To Register your Nickname]]<br /> * [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/drugs #drugs]<br /> * [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/tripsit #tripsit]<br /> * [[List of IRC bot commands]]<br /> <br /> === Nexus ===<br /> TRIPSit Nexus is an exclusive social network for psychonauts. <br /> *[[Nexus Wiki Page|Nexus Wiki]]<br /> *[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/features/ Features]<br /> *[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/terms/ Terms &amp; Conditions]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20%&gt;<br /> == Important Pages ==<br /> <br /> All staff should read the following pages<br /> * [[IRC rules|IRC Rules and Guidelines]]<br /> * [http://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/Orientation Orientation]<br /> * [[List of people|List of staff and their roles]]<br /> * [[To do list]]<br /> * [[Admin Daily Digest]]<br /> * [http://goo.gl/maps/AzksC Add yourself to the map!]<br /> * [[Tripsit's Plans]]<br /> * [[Staff Application]]<br /> <br /> == Philosophy and Spirituality ==<br /> * [[DILD]]<br /> * [[Dimensions]]<br /> * [[Disso Theory]]<br /> * [[Egg Theory]]<br /> * [[MBTI mind reading theory]]<br /> * [[Tree Idea]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tripsitting ==<br /> * [[Tripsit howto|How to be a good trip sitter]]<br /> * [[Handling bad trips|How to handle a bad trip]]<br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=25% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> == Drug Knowledge ==<br /> <br /> :&lt;font color=&quot;green&quot;&gt;✔&lt;/font&gt; = Good Page<br /> <br /> * Depressants<br /> ** [[Alcohol]]<br /> ** [[Benzodiazepines]]<br /> ** [[Cannabis]]<br /> ** [[GHB]]<br /> <br /> * Opioids<br /> **[[Quick Guide to Common Opiates]]<br /> ** [[Cold Water Extraction]]<br /> ** [[Fentanyl]]<br /> ** [[Heroin]]<br /> ** [[Hydrocodone]]<br /> ** [[Oxycodone]]<br /> ** [[Tramadol]]<br /> ** [[Poppy extracts]]<br /> <br /> * [[Psychedelics]]<br /> ** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]<br /> ** [[DMT]]<br /> ** [[LSD]]<br /> ** [[LSA]]<br /> ** [[Mushrooms]]<br /> ** [[NBOMe|NBOMe series]]<br /> ** [[Salvia]]<br /> ** [[AL-LAD]]<br /> <br /> * [[Stimulants]]<br /> ** [[Adderal]]<br /> ** [[MDMA]]<br /> ** [[Methamphetamine]]<br /> ** [[Street amphetamine]]<br /> <br /> * '''[[Dissociatives]]''' &lt;font color=&quot;green&quot;&gt;✔&lt;/font&gt;<br /> ** [[DXM]]<br /> ** [[Ketamine]]<br /> ** [[MXE]]<br /> ** [[Nitrous]]<br /> <br /> * [[Deliriants]]<br /> ** [[Atropine]]<br /> ** [[Diphenhydramine]]<br /> ** [[Scopolamine]]<br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> [[Substance index|Please help us make an index and sort all of the below substances - click here.]]<br /> <br /> == Entheogens ==<br /> * [[Anomala]]<br /> * [[Ayahuasca]]<br /> * [[Backeb]]<br /> * [[Bakana]]<br /> * [[Belerian Myrobalan]]<br /> * [[Birds Eyes]]<br /> * [[Bitter Quandong]]<br /> * [[Blue Gum]]<br /> * [[Bombacaceae]]<br /> * [[Borage]]<br /> * [[Bush Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Buttercup]]<br /> * [[Caapi]]<br /> * [[California Bay]]<br /> * [[Canary Grasses]]<br /> * [[Canyi]]<br /> * [[Catnip]]<br /> * [[Chinese Cat Powder]]<br /> * [[Club Moss]]<br /> * [[Coca Del Suri]]<br /> * [[Coffee]]<br /> * [[Condor Plants]]<br /> * [[Coro]]<br /> * [[Cup of Gold]]<br /> * [[Depgul]]<br /> * [[Devil's Claw]]<br /> * [[Devil's Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Dill]]<br /> * [[Dormidero]]<br /> * [[Dwarf Pepper]]<br /> * [[Ereriba]]<br /> * [[Essential Oils]]<br /> * [[Euphorbiaceae]]<br /> * [[False Peyote]]<br /> * [[Fang-K'uei]]<br /> * [[Forest Cacao]]<br /> * [[Galanga]]<br /> * [[Ginger]]<br /> * [[Gold Pepper]]<br /> * [[Golden Cap / Magic Mushroom]]<br /> * [[Goodenia]]<br /> * [[Green Dragon/Dragon Root]]<br /> * [[Guava]]<br /> * [[Han Si]]<br /> * [[Haupa]]<br /> * [[Hawkweed]]<br /> * [[Heartleaf Philodendron]]<br /> * [[Indian Tobacco]]<br /> * [[Intoxicating Mint]]<br /> * [[Iresine]]<br /> * [[Ivy]]<br /> * [[Jamaican Nutmeg]]<br /> * [[Jasmine]]<br /> * [[Jeruma Branca]]<br /> * [[Jievut Hiawsik]]<br /> * [[Kava]]<br /> * [[Keule]]<br /> * [[Kougoed]]<br /> * [[Kwashi]]<br /> * [[Leguminosae]]<br /> * [[Lichen]]<br /> * [[Lion's Ear/Lion's Tail]]<br /> * [[Little Bladderwort]]<br /> * [[Locoweeds]]<br /> * [[Loranthaceae]]<br /> * [[Madigascar Periwinkle]]<br /> * [[Madzoka Medicine]]<br /> * [[Maize]]<br /> * [[Malvaceae]]<br /> * [[Maorikava]]<br /> * [[Marula]]<br /> * [[Matacabra]]<br /> * [[Mayapple]]<br /> * [[Mead]]<br /> * [[Meadowsweet]]<br /> * [[Medeaka]]<br /> * [[Mexican Cyad]]<br /> * [[Mexican Horse Chestnut]]<br /> * [[Mhlebe]]<br /> * [[Mikania Cordata]]<br /> * [[Mirabilis Multiflora]]<br /> * [[Mohodu-Wa-Pela]]<br /> * [[Mostuea]]<br /> * [[Nonda]]<br /> * [[Ophiussa]]<br /> * [[Panirac]]<br /> * [[Papa-Para]]<br /> * [[Parsley]]<br /> * [[Peat Myrtle]]<br /> * [[Peegee Hydrangia]]<br /> * [[Pennyroyal]]<br /> * [[Pepper Species]]<br /> * [[Persea Indica]]<br /> * [[Petunia]]<br /> * [[Physalis]]<br /> * [[Pipiltzintzintli]]<br /> * [[Pokeweed]]<br /> * [[Polygalaceae]]<br /> * [[Polypody]]<br /> * [[Pontederia Cordata]]<br /> * [[Potency Wood]]<br /> * [[Psychotria Species]]<br /> * [[Psychotria Viridis]]<br /> * [[Purgative Nut]]<br /> * [[Rape Dos Indios]]<br /> * [[Rattle Tree]]<br /> * [[Reed Canary Grass]]<br /> * [[Reed]]<br /> * [[Rhodendrons]]<br /> * [[Sanango]]<br /> * [[Sapindaceae]]<br /> * [[Sassafras Tree]]<br /> * [[Scopolia]]<br /> * [[Screw Tree]]<br /> * [[Securidaca Longepedunculata]]<br /> * [[Senecio]]<br /> * [[Shlain]]<br /> * [[Shoeflower]]<br /> * [[Ska Maria Pastora]]<br /> * [[Skullcap]]<br /> * [[Sleepy Grass]]<br /> * [[Small Caltrops]]<br /> * [[Snakeroot]]<br /> * [[Soporific Sponge]]<br /> * [[Staspak]]<br /> * [[Stinking Strawflower]]<br /> * [[Strychnine]]<br /> * [[Swamp Sassafras]]<br /> * [[Sweet Broom]]<br /> * [[Takini]]<br /> * [[Taque]]<br /> * [[Teonanacatal]]<br /> * [[Theangelis]]<br /> * [[Tillandsias]]<br /> * [[Tinqui]]<br /> * [[Tobo Tree]]<br /> * [[True Chamomile]]<br /> * [[Turpentine Broom]]<br /> * [[Ungernia]]<br /> * [[Valerian]]<br /> * [[Vanda]]<br /> * [[Voacango Bush]]<br /> * [[Wavy Caps]]<br /> * [[Wine]]<br /> * [[Woi]]<br /> * [[Wolf's Beans]]<br /> * [[Wright's Horn Clover]]<br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;td valign=top width=20% bgcolor=#f1f1f1&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Compounds==<br /> <br /> <br /> * [[5-MEO-DMT]]<br /> * [[Atropine]]<br /> * [[B-Carbolines]]<br /> * [[B-Carbolines]]<br /> * [[B-Phenethylamines]]<br /> * [[Bufotenine]]<br /> * [[Cocaine]]<br /> * [[Codein]]<br /> * [[Coumarins]]<br /> * [[Cytisine]]<br /> * [[Diazepam]]<br /> * [[Diterpenes]]<br /> * [[Ephedrine]]<br /> * [[Ergot Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Harmine]]<br /> * [[Ibogaine]]<br /> * [[Ibotenic Acid]]<br /> * [[Indole Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Mescaline]]<br /> * [[Morphine]]<br /> * [[Muscimol]]<br /> * [[N,N-DMT]]<br /> * [[Nicotine]]<br /> * [[Opium Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Papaverine]]<br /> * [[Psilocybin/Psilocin]]<br /> * [[Salvinorin A]]<br /> * [[Scopoletin]]<br /> * [[THC]]<br /> * [[Tropane Alkaloids]]<br /> * [[Withanolides]]<br /> * [[Yohimbine]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/td&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/tr&gt;<br /> &lt;/table&gt;<br /> <br /> __NOTOC__<br /> __NOEDITSECTION__</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=TripSitter_Orientation&diff=1319 2013-08-24T23:42:56Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* PowerUser Responsibilities */</p> <hr /> <div>= Welcome to your first step into the TripSit network! =<br /> <br /> Based on your commendable performance, your willingness to help out, and your positive attitude towards the people here, you have been accepted as staff in the TripSit network. Here's some vital information about the network and staffing to help you perform well in your new position! Please review all of the following points and return here if you have any questions. When you have finished reading, please let an admin know. <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> The TripSit network was founded by Techno_shaman (Teknos) in reddit.com/r/tripsit on June 1st, 2012. It progressed into an IRC channel on Sept 2, 2012 and continues to increase it's focus around harm reduction and providing a safe community for the world's Psychonaut community. It has since grown into a website, live web radio, and social network. So far, we have helped countless people in many different ways. We have been featured by MAPS and we've had several news articles written about us. We're currently expanding our social network and working on developing a real-life presence at festivals and concerts, and you're invited to be a part in the next step in growing our network.<br /> <br /> == Definitions ==<br /> <br /> *'''Voice''': The +v flag gives a user a spiffy icon and thus 'status' as someone to be trusted. Voiced users can also say !flags to get a list of staff in that room. <br /> <br /> *'''Operator''': The +o flag gives a user the ability to ban someone from a channel. These people will either be a mod or an admin on the network.<br /> <br /> *'''Staff''': Having a flag in one of our public rooms excluding #drugsvip.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripsitter''': User with +voice in #tripsit. Can not kick/ban, but can invite and view !flags.<br /> <br /> *'''Power User''': User that guides discussion in a positive manner. Cannot kick or ban. Can use ~quiet to silence problem users. <br /> <br /> *'''Moderator''': Having the ability to kick and ban users from channels.<br /> <br /> *'''Admin''': Responsible for the general administration of the network. <br /> <br /> *'''Report''': To ~report #channel User Reason sends a PM to all staff in that room. Avalible to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Notify''': ~notify #channel NOTICE is a way to send a PM to all staff in that channel. Available to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripbot''': A multi-use omnibot that is quickly approaching sentience. <br /> <br /> *'''Bot''': An RSS and utility bot. <br /> <br /> *'''Warning''': To ~warn USER REASON sets a note on that user. Available to PowerUsers and higher<br /> <br /> * '''~ (tilde)''': The prefix for tripbot commands<br /> <br /> * '''@ (at)''': Prefix for tagging users when reporting to tripbot. (Eg. if you and another user helped somebody in #tripsit, you would '~notify #tripsit user hostmask summary' and tag the user that helped with @user in the summary)<br /> <br /> * '''! (exclamation)''': The prefix for Bot commands<br /> <br /> * '''Sourcing''': Defined as &quot;discussion of where to specifically purchase or otherwise acquire substances of any kind; this includes links to legal substance vendors and paraphernalia. This rule does not necessarily apply to scales or other dosing related items, as they aid in harm reduction.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Tripbot ==<br /> <br /> === Introduction ===<br /> <br /> Tripbot is a multi-use omnibot that includes many features we rely on to do an efficient job of moderating the network. <br /> <br /> <br /> === Webinterface ===<br /> <br /> Your username is myuser@snoonet, and you can set a password by issuing the '~setwebpass mypassword' command. Please PM tripbot to keep your password confidential. Contact reality if you have any issues.<br /> <br /> === Entry Alert ===<br /> <br /> ~gettripsitentries to receive them, ~notripsitentries to stop receiving them.<br /> <br /> This will alert you when a previously unrecognised host enters #tripsit who may potentially need help. <br /> <br /> === Other Commands ===<br /> <br /> See ~tripbotcommands. These commands are constantly updating. New commands will be shared via Tripbot notifications<br /> <br /> == Feedback System ==<br /> <br /> === Report ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~report &lt;user&gt; &lt;room&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. This will send a notice to everyone voiced in the channel you reported to. For example: &quot;~report #drugs Teknos debauchery&quot; will report Teknos to everyone with the +v flag in #drugs for the reason of debauchery. Commonly used for problem users in #drugs and other channels. When responding to a report by talking with the user, send a ~notify to #teamtripsit to acknowledge that staff has followed through on a report. Encourage regular users to employ use of this command, we rely on reports to know when thing's are not right. <br /> <br /> === Warning ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~warn &lt;user&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt; <br /> <br /> *Available to Power Users and higher. Warnings are counted and permanently stored online for staff to view past events. Warnings should only be given for repeat behavior or serious offenses (IE: Sourcing. Sourcing happens fairly often, not direct links, but simple &quot;Where can I get X&quot;, &quot;Does anyone know a good vendor for X&quot; kind of stuff. Verbal warnings suffice most of the time.<br /> <br /> === Notify ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~notify &lt;room&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. Send ~notify #tripsit for every encounter on #tripsit. Send notifications to #teamtripsit for all other reasons. Excellent communication tool. Use this as much as you'd like. Be sure to include the user's info, a short summary of the encounter, and anyone who assisted (tag them with @. e.g. ~notify #tripsit Trainwreck came into #tripsit and was really high on marijuana and lost the remote. @Teknos and I helped him find it. <br /> <br /> === Quiet ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~quiet (minutes) (#channel) &lt;user&gt; reason (Minutes and channel are optional)<br /> <br /> *Available to PowerUsers and higher.This prevents the user from speaking in that channel, as well as changing their nickname and also sends a notify to staff in that channel. Excellent for trolls and rowdy users.<br /> <br /> === Network Ban ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~nban &lt;user&gt; &lt;reason&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to Mods and higher. Bans a user from all of our public channels. Infinitaly easier than playing whack-a-user when they pop into different channels. <br /> <br /> == Staff Expectations ==<br /> <br /> === Communication ===<br /> <br /> Communication is extremely important and as such we have several forms of contact for our team members.<br /> <br /> ==== IRC Communication ====<br /> <br /> Our main mode of communication is IRC as it allows real time converstations.<br /> <br /> == Staff Channels ==<br /> <br /> Required: All staff members should be on at least these channels.<br /> <br /> === #tripsit ===<br /> <br /> Our flagship channel for immediate assistance. Please idle here and if you see someone ping you with the !tripsit or ~tripsit command do your best to respond. Remember: KIPP! (Keep it positive people!)<br /> <br /> === #drugs: === <br /> <br /> Tripsit handles moderation of this general talk channel<br /> <br /> === #tripsitvip ===<br /> <br /> VIP section for regular #drugs users.<br /> <br /> *Users need to be registered with snoonet to join, must be voiced to talk<br /> <br /> === #tripsit.me ===<br /> <br /> Accessible to Mods and Admins only. Power Users, Tripsitters, and any user may join to discuss channel issues directly with mods but cannot idle.<br /> <br /> *Admin talk for issues with TripSit. <br /> <br /> *NO SOCIAL TALK PLEASE (take it to #teamtripsit or #tripsitvip), it makes reading the log a PITA when there's pages of irrelevant info.<br /> <br /> === #teamtripsit ===<br /> <br /> This is a channel for all staff. People who regular this room will recieve general tripsit memos regarding the network. Used for general and social chat, as well as teambuilding and brainstorming on how to improve the network<br /> <br /> *Optional: These rooms are affiliated with tripsit but are not the main rooms. <br /> <br /> === #psychonaut ===<br /> <br /> Channel for psychonaut discussion. Moderate the same way as you would for #drugs<br /> <br /> === #psychopharm ===<br /> Channel to discuss pharmacology, chemistry, and other psychonautic topics.<br /> <br /> === #bitcoin ===<br /> <br /> Channel to discuss the online currency, bitcoin<br /> <br /> === #tripradio ===<br /> <br /> [www.tripsit.fm]'s channel. Used for requests, music talk, DJ talk, and any other questions about becoming a DJ or getting involved with www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> == Titanpad ==<br /> <br /> We document changes to the network in monthly pads. Please check the month and go to the corresponding pad. <br /> <br /> *Only staff members have access to the Titanpad by default. <br /> <br /> *When using the Titanpad, PLEASE ENTER YOUR NAME TO THE RIGHT SO WE KNOW WHO'S EDITING!<br /> <br /> *When making a new pad, please be sure to include a title and classification (user, info, misc., etc)<br /> <br /> *Only make a pad password protected if you have consulted with one of the admins about the contents of the pad. Admins have access to password protected pads.<br /> <br /> == Nexus Forum ==<br /> <br /> Nexus forum topics are used for discussion and votes. Please keep up to date with the Administrator section on the Nexus forums. This is where we will have the majority of our meetings, discussion about policy changes, etc. Click LIKE to notify that you have read a thread or a reply. If you cannot get access to the Administrator forums, please contact a Nexus admin (Teknos, reality, trees, trainwreck)<br /> <br /> == Emails ==<br /> <br /> If you would like a @tripsit.me email please let an admin know<br /> <br /> == Network Wide Duties and Job Functions ==<br /> <br /> ===General Attitude===<br /> <br /> Staff members are positive, nice, respectful and professional in their dealings with members whether regular or staff; they represent the entire network! We want people who have leadership skills and can enforce rules whilte still promoteing a positive environment. They guide conversation to an acceptable level of quality by being positive and supportive at all times.while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude.<br /> <br /> We want all of our staff members to be role models and regular contributors. All staff supervise and advance part of the TripSit network. We expect them to be able to devote a reasonable amount of time to TripSit projects, including: Nexus, Wiki, a TripSit affiliated IRC channel, the Official TinyChat, twitter, and future TripSit projects. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> ===Enforce Rules===<br /> <br /> You will be expected to know the network policies and procedures as listed at http://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/IRC_rules Regardless of their role, staff will enforce our and snoonet's rules - http://tripsit.me/ircrules. They will recognize misinformation, request citations when needed, and deal with trolls. Remember: No info &gt; bad info. <br /> <br /> === Ban-Appealment Policy ===<br /> <br /> It is network policy not to discuss a ban in PM. If a user wishes to contest a ban ask them to join #tripsit.me to appeal.<br /> <br /> === Populate other channels ===<br /> <br /> Move conversations to appropriate channels: IE: #psychonaut for spiritual talk, #psychopharm for chemistry discussion, #tripsitvip for slower, denser chat and the Nexus blogs for trip reports.<br /> <br /> === Be Involved ===<br /> <br /> Try to get involved with the various other TripSit projects. Get a Nexus account, learn to DJ, contribute to the Wiki. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> == Tripsitter Duties ==<br /> <br /> Tripsitters are the backbone of our network. Without their selfless efforts we would not be here today. Each of us have stepped up in the #tripsit room to help people and it's a rite of passage to advance to other positions in the network. As such we have fairly high expectations of our tripsitters and expect the best out of them. <br /> <br /> You will continue to be an active, responsible trip sitter in the #tripsit channel. After recieving the proper flags, you will recieve !tripsit and ~tripsit notifications and are expected to respond to them whenever possible. You may tell tripbot ~gettripsitentries and he will let you know when new users enter #tripsit and may need help. Please respond to anyone joining #tripsit with a &quot;how are you doing&quot; or something to that effect. If the user does not need help and just wants general chat, direct them to /join #drugs. If the user needs help, do the best you can to answer their questions while keeping in mind no info is always better than false info. Never be afraid to defer a question to another member of the team by asking in #teamtripsit or even to use the '~tripsit user' command yourself to let people know a user needs further help. When the encounter is over you must send a notify to tripbot (syntax below) detailing how it went. You must send an notify for EACH and EVERY encounter. There is a no tollerance policy for trolling and sarcasm, you're free to ~quiet &lt;user&gt; whenever you feel they cross the line. Have them come to a staff channel to discuss why before unquieting them. <br /> <br /> == PowerUser Responsibilities==<br /> <br /> Summing up the responsibilities of a Power User would be the word &quot;guidance.&quot; <br /> <br /> *They represent our network and make sure that things are going smoothly. <br /> <br /> *They don't have the responsiblity of kick/baning people and their primary goal is to be helpful and positive. <br /> <br /> *They multitask by guiding all tripsit channels into a positive light. <br /> <br /> *They make heavy use of the ~report command for notification of our team. <br /> <br /> *PowerUsers cannot kick or ban, so please ~warn the offender, ~report them, and ~quiet if necessary, and if an admin is not online initiate a !voteban<br /> <br /> == Moderator Responsibilities ==<br /> <br /> Moderators have leadership skills and can enforce rules while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude. They assume all the roles and responsibilities of being a power user, but with additional powers and expectations for rule breakers, as discussed in the Rule Breaking Procedure. trees, toasterlizard, sundown and borax are moderators.<br /> <br /> == Admin Responsibilities ==<br /> <br /> Oversee entire TripSit Network and make sure the network doesnt burn down. Follow through on reports, log bans/warnings. Work on and delegate numerous projects relating to Nexus, Merch, Wiki, IRC, and other content. Work on IRL applications to our TripSit network, including merch, marketing, improving network<br /> <br /> == Rule Breaking Procedure ==<br /> <br /> === As a member ===<br /> <br /> *~report the user<br /> <br /> *If no action is taken, initiate a !votekick &lt;user&gt; yes/no or a !voteban<br /> <br /> === As a tripsitter ===<br /> <br /> * ~quiet &lt;user&gt; and send a report about him in to tripbot. <br /> <br /> === As a Power User ===<br /> <br /> *Follow the above procedure and respond to ~reports by telling the TripSit team via ~notify #channel that you recieved the report and will talk to the person in PM. Warning will be sent via PM on most occasions as to avoid drama in the main channels and a note will be added to their file on Titanpad. Occasionally public warnings will be issued. If action continues then you may issue an official ~warning to them. If they persist without a moderator stepping in, you may ~quiet them. <br /> <br /> * ~report #channel user reason' every time you have to verbally warn a user. Instances of ~quiet etc are automatically documented (and you can provide a reason along with them).<br /> <br /> === As a moderator: ===<br /> <br /> *You have the power to kick/ban people from the network. We ask that you use the corresponding Tripbot commands for this. Your involvement starts when the powerusers' end. After a ~report and/or ~warning has been issued, you may ~kick the user as a final warning. Always provide a reason for the kick. <br /> <br /> *Finally, if they continue their behavior, you may ~nban them from the network. Remember that banned users don't give good reviews or come back to help so do this as a last resort. Admins/mods will investigate every ban so make sure that you feel the ban is necessary. <br /> <br /> **Remember to keep logs and documentation on Titanpad. <br /> <br /> **If they protest or are unclear as to why they are banned, do not argue in PM, invite them to #tripsit.me to keep it public and explain why they were banned. <br /> <br /> **Keep it professional; do not make it personal, seek vengeance or retaliation. &quot;Please do not take any of this personally as we are running a professional harm reduction network. We love you all, but some of you need a break sometimes!&quot;<br /> <br /> == Default Nicknames ==<br /> <br /> Sometimes a user will come in with a default nickname. Different nicknames indicate where they came from.<br /> <br /> *Social = #drugs<br /> <br /> *Tripdude = #tripsit (Non immediate assistance)<br /> <br /> *Tripsitme = #tripsit (Immediate assistance link)<br /> <br /> *Should be greeted upon entry, this isn't always possible, considering the volume of people that join #tripsit. Do your best to be welcoming though!<br /> <br /> *Psychonaut = #psychonaut<br /> <br /> *Pharmer = #psychopharm<br /> <br /> *These two are linked in /r/saplings <br /> <br /> *Sapling = #tripsit<br /> <br /> *Toker = #drugs<br /> <br /> == Applications and new staff ==<br /> <br /> We do not need a certain number of staff, but it would be foolish to turn down someone who wants to help. If you or someone you know wants to work on a project let the POC of that branch know and fill out an application: http://nexus.tripsit.me/forum/thread/192/staff-application/</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=TripSitter_Orientation&diff=1318 2013-08-24T23:42:34Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>= Welcome to your first step into the TripSit network! =<br /> <br /> Based on your commendable performance, your willingness to help out, and your positive attitude towards the people here, you have been accepted as staff in the TripSit network. Here's some vital information about the network and staffing to help you perform well in your new position! Please review all of the following points and return here if you have any questions. When you have finished reading, please let an admin know. <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> The TripSit network was founded by Techno_shaman (Teknos) in reddit.com/r/tripsit on June 1st, 2012. It progressed into an IRC channel on Sept 2, 2012 and continues to increase it's focus around harm reduction and providing a safe community for the world's Psychonaut community. It has since grown into a website, live web radio, and social network. So far, we have helped countless people in many different ways. We have been featured by MAPS and we've had several news articles written about us. We're currently expanding our social network and working on developing a real-life presence at festivals and concerts, and you're invited to be a part in the next step in growing our network.<br /> <br /> == Definitions ==<br /> <br /> *'''Voice''': The +v flag gives a user a spiffy icon and thus 'status' as someone to be trusted. Voiced users can also say !flags to get a list of staff in that room. <br /> <br /> *'''Operator''': The +o flag gives a user the ability to ban someone from a channel. These people will either be a mod or an admin on the network.<br /> <br /> *'''Staff''': Having a flag in one of our public rooms excluding #drugsvip.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripsitter''': User with +voice in #tripsit. Can not kick/ban, but can invite and view !flags.<br /> <br /> *'''Power User''': User that guides discussion in a positive manner. Cannot kick or ban. Can use ~quiet to silence problem users. <br /> <br /> *'''Moderator''': Having the ability to kick and ban users from channels.<br /> <br /> *'''Admin''': Responsible for the general administration of the network. <br /> <br /> *'''Report''': To ~report #channel User Reason sends a PM to all staff in that room. Avalible to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Notify''': ~notify #channel NOTICE is a way to send a PM to all staff in that channel. Available to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripbot''': A multi-use omnibot that is quickly approaching sentience. <br /> <br /> *'''Bot''': An RSS and utility bot. <br /> <br /> *'''Warning''': To ~warn USER REASON sets a note on that user. Available to PowerUsers and higher<br /> <br /> * '''~ (tilde)''': The prefix for tripbot commands<br /> <br /> * '''@ (at)''': Prefix for tagging users when reporting to tripbot. (Eg. if you and another user helped somebody in #tripsit, you would '~notify #tripsit user hostmask summary' and tag the user that helped with @user in the summary)<br /> <br /> * '''! (exclamation)''': The prefix for Bot commands<br /> <br /> * '''Sourcing''': Defined as &quot;discussion of where to specifically purchase or otherwise acquire substances of any kind; this includes links to legal substance vendors and paraphernalia. This rule does not necessarily apply to scales or other dosing related items, as they aid in harm reduction.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Tripbot ==<br /> <br /> === Introduction ===<br /> <br /> Tripbot is a multi-use omnibot that includes many features we rely on to do an efficient job of moderating the network. <br /> <br /> <br /> === Webinterface ===<br /> <br /> Your username is myuser@snoonet, and you can set a password by issuing the '~setwebpass mypassword' command. Please PM tripbot to keep your password confidential. Contact reality if you have any issues.<br /> <br /> === Entry Alert ===<br /> <br /> ~gettripsitentries to receive them, ~notripsitentries to stop receiving them.<br /> <br /> This will alert you when a previously unrecognised host enters #tripsit who may potentially need help. <br /> <br /> === Other Commands ===<br /> <br /> See ~tripbotcommands. These commands are constantly updating. New commands will be shared via Tripbot notifications<br /> <br /> == Feedback System ==<br /> <br /> === Report ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~report &lt;user&gt; &lt;room&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. This will send a notice to everyone voiced in the channel you reported to. For example: &quot;~report #drugs Teknos debauchery&quot; will report Teknos to everyone with the +v flag in #drugs for the reason of debauchery. Commonly used for problem users in #drugs and other channels. When responding to a report by talking with the user, send a ~notify to #teamtripsit to acknowledge that staff has followed through on a report. Encourage regular users to employ use of this command, we rely on reports to know when thing's are not right. <br /> <br /> === Warning ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~warn &lt;user&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt; <br /> <br /> *Available to Power Users and higher. Warnings are counted and permanently stored online for staff to view past events. Warnings should only be given for repeat behavior or serious offenses (IE: Sourcing. Sourcing happens fairly often, not direct links, but simple &quot;Where can I get X&quot;, &quot;Does anyone know a good vendor for X&quot; kind of stuff. Verbal warnings suffice most of the time.<br /> <br /> === Notify ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~notify &lt;room&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. Send ~notify #tripsit for every encounter on #tripsit. Send notifications to #teamtripsit for all other reasons. Excellent communication tool. Use this as much as you'd like. Be sure to include the user's info, a short summary of the encounter, and anyone who assisted (tag them with @. e.g. ~notify #tripsit Trainwreck came into #tripsit and was really high on marijuana and lost the remote. @Teknos and I helped him find it. <br /> <br /> === Quiet ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~quiet (minutes) (#channel) &lt;user&gt; reason (Minutes and channel are optional)<br /> <br /> *Available to PowerUsers and higher.This prevents the user from speaking in that channel, as well as changing their nickname and also sends a notify to staff in that channel. Excellent for trolls and rowdy users.<br /> <br /> === Network Ban ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~nban &lt;user&gt; &lt;reason&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to Mods and higher. Bans a user from all of our public channels. Infinitaly easier than playing whack-a-user when they pop into different channels. <br /> <br /> == Staff Expectations ==<br /> <br /> === Communication ===<br /> <br /> Communication is extremely important and as such we have several forms of contact for our team members.<br /> <br /> ==== IRC Communication ====<br /> <br /> Our main mode of communication is IRC as it allows real time converstations.<br /> <br /> == Staff Channels ==<br /> <br /> Required: All staff members should be on at least these channels.<br /> <br /> === #tripsit ===<br /> <br /> Our flagship channel for immediate assistance. Please idle here and if you see someone ping you with the !tripsit or ~tripsit command do your best to respond. Remember: KIPP! (Keep it positive people!)<br /> <br /> === #drugs: === <br /> <br /> Tripsit handles moderation of this general talk channel<br /> <br /> === #tripsitvip ===<br /> <br /> VIP section for regular #drugs users.<br /> <br /> *Users need to be registered with snoonet to join, must be voiced to talk<br /> <br /> === #tripsit.me ===<br /> <br /> Accessible to Mods and Admins only. Power Users, Tripsitters, and any user may join to discuss channel issues directly with mods but cannot idle.<br /> <br /> *Admin talk for issues with TripSit. <br /> <br /> *NO SOCIAL TALK PLEASE (take it to #teamtripsit or #tripsitvip), it makes reading the log a PITA when there's pages of irrelevant info.<br /> <br /> === #teamtripsit ===<br /> <br /> This is a channel for all staff. People who regular this room will recieve general tripsit memos regarding the network. Used for general and social chat, as well as teambuilding and brainstorming on how to improve the network<br /> <br /> *Optional: These rooms are affiliated with tripsit but are not the main rooms. <br /> <br /> === #psychonaut ===<br /> <br /> Channel for psychonaut discussion. Moderate the same way as you would for #drugs<br /> <br /> === #psychopharm ===<br /> Channel to discuss pharmacology, chemistry, and other psychonautic topics.<br /> <br /> === #bitcoin ===<br /> <br /> Channel to discuss the online currency, bitcoin<br /> <br /> === #tripradio ===<br /> <br /> [www.tripsit.fm]'s channel. Used for requests, music talk, DJ talk, and any other questions about becoming a DJ or getting involved with www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> == Titanpad ==<br /> <br /> We document changes to the network in monthly pads. Please check the month and go to the corresponding pad. <br /> <br /> *Only staff members have access to the Titanpad by default. <br /> <br /> *When using the Titanpad, PLEASE ENTER YOUR NAME TO THE RIGHT SO WE KNOW WHO'S EDITING!<br /> <br /> *When making a new pad, please be sure to include a title and classification (user, info, misc., etc)<br /> <br /> *Only make a pad password protected if you have consulted with one of the admins about the contents of the pad. Admins have access to password protected pads.<br /> <br /> == Nexus Forum ==<br /> <br /> Nexus forum topics are used for discussion and votes. Please keep up to date with the Administrator section on the Nexus forums. This is where we will have the majority of our meetings, discussion about policy changes, etc. Click LIKE to notify that you have read a thread or a reply. If you cannot get access to the Administrator forums, please contact a Nexus admin (Teknos, reality, trees, trainwreck)<br /> <br /> == Emails ==<br /> <br /> If you would like a @tripsit.me email please let an admin know<br /> <br /> == Network Wide Duties and Job Functions ==<br /> <br /> ===General Attitude===<br /> <br /> Staff members are positive, nice, respectful and professional in their dealings with members whether regular or staff; they represent the entire network! We want people who have leadership skills and can enforce rules whilte still promoteing a positive environment. They guide conversation to an acceptable level of quality by being positive and supportive at all times.while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude.<br /> <br /> We want all of our staff members to be role models and regular contributors. All staff supervise and advance part of the TripSit network. We expect them to be able to devote a reasonable amount of time to TripSit projects, including: Nexus, Wiki, a TripSit affiliated IRC channel, the Official TinyChat, twitter, and future TripSit projects. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> ===Enforce Rules===<br /> <br /> You will be expected to know the network policies and procedures as listed at http://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/IRC_rules Regardless of their role, staff will enforce our and snoonet's rules - http://tripsit.me/ircrules. They will recognize misinformation, request citations when needed, and deal with trolls. Remember: No info &gt; bad info. <br /> <br /> === Ban-Appealment Policy ===<br /> <br /> It is network policy not to discuss a ban in PM. If a user wishes to contest a ban ask them to join #tripsit.me to appeal.<br /> <br /> === Populate other channels ===<br /> <br /> Move conversations to appropriate channels: IE: #psychonaut for spiritual talk, #psychopharm for chemistry discussion, #tripsitvip for slower, denser chat and the Nexus blogs for trip reports.<br /> <br /> === Be Involved ===<br /> <br /> Try to get involved with the various other TripSit projects. Get a Nexus account, learn to DJ, contribute to the Wiki. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> == Tripsitter Duties ==<br /> <br /> Tripsitters are the backbone of our network. Without their selfless efforts we would not be here today. Each of us have stepped up in the #tripsit room to help people and it's a rite of passage to advance to other positions in the network. As such we have fairly high expectations of our tripsitters and expect the best out of them. <br /> <br /> You will continue to be an active, responsible trip sitter in the #tripsit channel. After recieving the proper flags, you will recieve !tripsit and ~tripsit notifications and are expected to respond to them whenever possible. You may tell tripbot ~gettripsitentries and he will let you know when new users enter #tripsit and may need help. Please respond to anyone joining #tripsit with a &quot;how are you doing&quot; or something to that effect. If the user does not need help and just wants general chat, direct them to /join #drugs. If the user needs help, do the best you can to answer their questions while keeping in mind no info is always better than false info. Never be afraid to defer a question to another member of the team by asking in #teamtripsit or even to use the '~tripsit user' command yourself to let people know a user needs further help. When the encounter is over you must send a notify to tripbot (syntax below) detailing how it went. You must send an notify for EACH and EVERY encounter. There is a no tollerance policy for trolling and sarcasm, you're free to ~quiet &lt;user&gt; whenever you feel they cross the line. Have them come to a staff channel to discuss why before unquieting them. <br /> <br /> === PowerUser Responsibilities===<br /> <br /> Summing up the responsibilities of a Power User would be the word &quot;guidance.&quot; <br /> <br /> *They represent our network and make sure that things are going smoothly. <br /> <br /> *They don't have the responsiblity of kick/baning people and their primary goal is to be helpful and positive. <br /> <br /> *They multitask by guiding all tripsit channels into a positive light. <br /> <br /> *They make heavy use of the ~report command for notification of our team. <br /> <br /> *PowerUsers cannot kick or ban, so please ~warn the offender, ~report them, and ~quiet if necessary, and if an admin is not online initiate a !voteban<br /> <br /> == Moderator Responsibilities ==<br /> <br /> Moderators have leadership skills and can enforce rules while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude. They assume all the roles and responsibilities of being a power user, but with additional powers and expectations for rule breakers, as discussed in the Rule Breaking Procedure. trees, toasterlizard, sundown and borax are moderators.<br /> <br /> == Admin Responsibilities ==<br /> <br /> Oversee entire TripSit Network and make sure the network doesnt burn down. Follow through on reports, log bans/warnings. Work on and delegate numerous projects relating to Nexus, Merch, Wiki, IRC, and other content. Work on IRL applications to our TripSit network, including merch, marketing, improving network<br /> <br /> == Rule Breaking Procedure ==<br /> <br /> === As a member ===<br /> <br /> *~report the user<br /> <br /> *If no action is taken, initiate a !votekick &lt;user&gt; yes/no or a !voteban<br /> <br /> === As a tripsitter ===<br /> <br /> * ~quiet &lt;user&gt; and send a report about him in to tripbot. <br /> <br /> === As a Power User ===<br /> <br /> *Follow the above procedure and respond to ~reports by telling the TripSit team via ~notify #channel that you recieved the report and will talk to the person in PM. Warning will be sent via PM on most occasions as to avoid drama in the main channels and a note will be added to their file on Titanpad. Occasionally public warnings will be issued. If action continues then you may issue an official ~warning to them. If they persist without a moderator stepping in, you may ~quiet them. <br /> <br /> * ~report #channel user reason' every time you have to verbally warn a user. Instances of ~quiet etc are automatically documented (and you can provide a reason along with them).<br /> <br /> === As a moderator: ===<br /> <br /> *You have the power to kick/ban people from the network. We ask that you use the corresponding Tripbot commands for this. Your involvement starts when the powerusers' end. After a ~report and/or ~warning has been issued, you may ~kick the user as a final warning. Always provide a reason for the kick. <br /> <br /> *Finally, if they continue their behavior, you may ~nban them from the network. Remember that banned users don't give good reviews or come back to help so do this as a last resort. Admins/mods will investigate every ban so make sure that you feel the ban is necessary. <br /> <br /> **Remember to keep logs and documentation on Titanpad. <br /> <br /> **If they protest or are unclear as to why they are banned, do not argue in PM, invite them to #tripsit.me to keep it public and explain why they were banned. <br /> <br /> **Keep it professional; do not make it personal, seek vengeance or retaliation. &quot;Please do not take any of this personally as we are running a professional harm reduction network. We love you all, but some of you need a break sometimes!&quot;<br /> <br /> == Default Nicknames ==<br /> <br /> Sometimes a user will come in with a default nickname. Different nicknames indicate where they came from.<br /> <br /> *Social = #drugs<br /> <br /> *Tripdude = #tripsit (Non immediate assistance)<br /> <br /> *Tripsitme = #tripsit (Immediate assistance link)<br /> <br /> *Should be greeted upon entry, this isn't always possible, considering the volume of people that join #tripsit. Do your best to be welcoming though!<br /> <br /> *Psychonaut = #psychonaut<br /> <br /> *Pharmer = #psychopharm<br /> <br /> *These two are linked in /r/saplings <br /> <br /> *Sapling = #tripsit<br /> <br /> *Toker = #drugs<br /> <br /> == Applications and new staff ==<br /> <br /> We do not need a certain number of staff, but it would be foolish to turn down someone who wants to help. If you or someone you know wants to work on a project let the POC of that branch know and fill out an application: http://nexus.tripsit.me/forum/thread/192/staff-application/</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=TripSitter_Orientation&diff=1315 2013-08-24T23:37:42Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>= Welcome to your first step into the TripSit network! =<br /> <br /> Based on your commendable performance, your willingness to help out, and your positive attitude towards the people here, you have been accepted as staff in the TripSit network. Here's some vital information about the network and staffing to help you perform well in your new position! Please review all of the following points and return here if you have any questions. When you have finished reading, please let an admin know. <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> The TripSit network was founded by Techno_shaman (Teknos) in reddit.com/r/tripsit on June 1st, 2012. It progressed into an IRC channel on Sept 2, 2012 and continues to increase it's focus around harm reduction and providing a safe community for the world's Psychonaut community. It has since grown into a website, live web radio, and social network. So far, we have helped countless people in many different ways. We have been featured by MAPS and we've had several news articles written about us. We're currently expanding our social network and working on developing a real-life presence at festivals and concerts, and you're invited to be a part in the next step in growing our network.<br /> <br /> == Definitions ==<br /> <br /> *'''Voice''': The +v flag gives a user a spiffy icon and thus 'status' as someone to be trusted. Voiced users can also say !flags to get a list of staff in that room. <br /> <br /> *'''Operator''': The +o flag gives a user the ability to ban someone from a channel. These people will either be a mod or an admin on the network.<br /> <br /> *'''Staff''': Having a flag in one of our public rooms excluding #drugsvip.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripsitter''': User with +voice in #tripsit. Can not kick/ban, but can invite and view !flags.<br /> <br /> *'''Power User''': User that guides discussion in a positive manner. Cannot kick or ban. Can use ~quiet to silence problem users. <br /> <br /> *'''Moderator''': Having the ability to kick and ban users from channels.<br /> <br /> *'''Admin''': Responsible for the general administration of the network. <br /> <br /> *'''Report''': To ~report #channel User Reason sends a PM to all staff in that room. Avalible to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Notify''': ~notify #channel NOTICE is a way to send a PM to all staff in that channel. Available to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripbot''': A multi-use omnibot that is quickly approaching sentience. <br /> <br /> *'''Bot''': An RSS and utility bot. <br /> <br /> *'''Warning''': To ~warn USER REASON sets a note on that user. Available to PowerUsers and higher<br /> <br /> * '''~ (tilde)''': The prefix for tripbot commands<br /> <br /> * '''@ (at)''': Prefix for tagging users when reporting to tripbot. (Eg. if you and another user helped somebody in #tripsit, you would '~notify #tripsit user hostmask summary' and tag the user that helped with @user in the summary)<br /> <br /> * '''! (exclamation)''': The prefix for Bot commands<br /> <br /> * '''Sourcing''': Defined as &quot;discussion of where to specifically purchase or otherwise acquire substances of any kind; this includes links to legal substance vendors and paraphernalia. This rule does not necessarily apply to scales or other dosing related items, as they aid in harm reduction.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Tripbot ==<br /> <br /> === Introduction ===<br /> <br /> Tripbot is a multi-use omnibot that includes many features we rely on to do an efficient job of moderating the network. <br /> <br /> <br /> === Webinterface ===<br /> <br /> Your username is myuser@snoonet, and you can set a password by issuing the '~setwebpass mypassword' command. Please PM tripbot to keep your password confidential. Contact reality if you have any issues.<br /> <br /> === Entry Alert ===<br /> <br /> ~gettripsitentries to receive them, ~notripsitentries to stop receiving them.<br /> <br /> This will alert you when a previously unrecognised host enters #tripsit who may potentially need help. <br /> <br /> === Other Commands ===<br /> <br /> See ~tripbotcommands. These commands are constantly updating. New commands will be shared via Tripbot notifications<br /> <br /> == Feedback System ==<br /> <br /> === Report ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~report &lt;user&gt; &lt;room&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. This will send a notice to everyone voiced in the channel you reported to. For example: &quot;~report #drugs Teknos debauchery&quot; will report Teknos to everyone with the +v flag in #drugs for the reason of debauchery. Commonly used for problem users in #drugs and other channels. When responding to a report by talking with the user, send a ~notify to #teamtripsit to acknowledge that staff has followed through on a report. Encourage regular users to employ use of this command, we rely on reports to know when thing's are not right. <br /> <br /> === Warning ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~warn &lt;user&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt; <br /> <br /> *Available to Power Users and higher. Warnings are counted and permanently stored online for staff to view past events. Warnings should only be given for repeat behavior or serious offenses (IE: Sourcing. Sourcing happens fairly often, not direct links, but simple &quot;Where can I get X&quot;, &quot;Does anyone know a good vendor for X&quot; kind of stuff. Verbal warnings suffice most of the time.<br /> <br /> === Notify ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~notify &lt;room&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. Send ~notify #tripsit for every encounter on #tripsit. Send notifications to #teamtripsit for all other reasons. Excellent communication tool. Use this as much as you'd like. Be sure to include the user's info, a short summary of the encounter, and anyone who assisted (tag them with @. e.g. ~notify #tripsit Trainwreck came into #tripsit and was really high on marijuana and lost the remote. @Teknos and I helped him find it. <br /> <br /> === Quiet ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~quiet (minutes) (#channel) &lt;user&gt; reason (Minutes and channel are optional)<br /> <br /> *Available to PowerUsers and higher.This prevents the user from speaking in that channel, as well as changing their nickname and also sends a notify to staff in that channel. Excellent for trolls and rowdy users.<br /> <br /> === Network Ban ===<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~nban &lt;user&gt; &lt;reason&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to Mods and higher. Bans a user from all of our public channels. Infinitaly easier than playing whack-a-user when they pop into different channels. <br /> <br /> == Staff Expectations ==<br /> <br /> === Communication ===<br /> <br /> Communication is extremely important and as such we have several forms of contact for our team members.<br /> <br /> ==== IRC Communication ====<br /> <br /> Our main mode of communication is IRC as it allows real time converstations.<br /> <br /> == Staff Channels ==<br /> <br /> Required: All staff members should be on at least these channels.<br /> <br /> === #tripsit ===<br /> <br /> Our flagship channel for immediate assistance. Please idle here and if you see someone ping you with the !tripsit or ~tripsit command do your best to respond. Remember: KIPP! (Keep it positive people!)<br /> <br /> === #drugs: === <br /> <br /> Tripsit handles moderation of this general talk channel<br /> <br /> === #tripsitvip ===<br /> <br /> VIP section for regular #drugs users.<br /> <br /> *Users need to be registered with snoonet to join, must be voiced to talk<br /> <br /> === #tripsit.me ===<br /> <br /> Accessible to Mods and Admins only. Power Users, Tripsitters, and any user may join to discuss channel issues directly with mods but cannot idle.<br /> <br /> *Admin talk for issues with TripSit. <br /> <br /> *NO SOCIAL TALK PLEASE (take it to #teamtripsit or #tripsitvip), it makes reading the log a PITA when there's pages of irrelevant info.<br /> <br /> === #teamtripsit ===<br /> <br /> This is a channel for all staff. People who regular this room will recieve general tripsit memos regarding the network. Used for general and social chat, as well as teambuilding and brainstorming on how to improve the network<br /> <br /> *Optional: These rooms are affiliated with tripsit but are not the main rooms. <br /> <br /> === #psychonaut ===<br /> <br /> Channel for psychonaut discussion. Moderate the same way as you would for #drugs<br /> <br /> === #psychopharm ===<br /> Channel to discuss pharmacology, chemistry, and other psychonautic topics.<br /> <br /> === #bitcoin ===<br /> <br /> Channel to discuss the online currency, bitcoin<br /> <br /> === #tripradio ===<br /> <br /> [www.tripsit.fm]'s channel. Used for requests, music talk, DJ talk, and any other questions about becoming a DJ or getting involved with www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> <br /> == Titanpad ==<br /> <br /> We document changes to the network in monthly pads. Please check the month and go to the corresponding pad. <br /> <br /> *Only staff members have access to the Titanpad by default. <br /> <br /> *When using the Titanpad, PLEASE ENTER YOUR NAME TO THE RIGHT SO WE KNOW WHO'S EDITING!<br /> <br /> *When making a new pad, please be sure to include a title and classification (user, info, misc., etc)<br /> <br /> *Only make a pad password protected if you have consulted with one of the admins about the contents of the pad. Admins have access to password protected pads.<br /> <br /> == Nexus Forum ==<br /> <br /> Nexus forum topics are used for discussion and votes. Please keep up to date with the Administrator section on the Nexus forums. This is where we will have the majority of our meetings, discussion about policy changes, etc. Click LIKE to notify that you have read a thread or a reply. If you cannot get access to the Administrator forums, please contact a Nexus admin (Teknos, reality, trees, trainwreck)<br /> <br /> == Emails ==<br /> <br /> If you would like a @tripsit.me email please let an admin know<br /> <br /> == Network Wide Duties and Job Functions ==<br /> <br /> ===General Attitude===<br /> <br /> Staff members are positive, nice, respectful and professional in their dealings with members whether regular or staff; they represent the entire network! We want people who have leadership skills and can enforce rules whilte still promoteing a positive environment. They guide conversation to an acceptable level of quality by being positive and supportive at all times.while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude.<br /> <br /> We want all of our staff members to be role models and regular contributors. All staff supervise and advance part of the TripSit network. We expect them to be able to devote a reasonable amount of time to TripSit projects, including: Nexus, Wiki, a TripSit affiliated IRC channel, the Official TinyChat, twitter, and future TripSit projects. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> ===Enforce Rules===<br /> <br /> You will be expected to know the network policies and procedures as listed at http://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/IRC_rules Regardless of their role, staff will enforce our and snoonet's rules - http://tripsit.me/ircrules. They will recognize misinformation, request citations when needed, and deal with trolls. Remember: No info &gt; bad info. <br /> <br /> == Ban-Appealment Policy ==<br /> <br /> It is network policy not to discuss a ban in PM. If a user wishes to contest a ban ask them to join #tripsit.me to appeal.<br /> <br /> === Populate other channels ===<br /> <br /> Move conversations to appropriate channels: IE: #psychonaut for spiritual talk, #psychopharm for chemistry discussion, #tripsitvip for slower, denser chat and the Nexus blogs for trip reports.<br /> <br /> === Be Involved ===<br /> <br /> Try to get involved with the various other TripSit projects. Get a Nexus account, learn to DJ, contribute to the Wiki. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> === Tripsitter Duties ===<br /> <br /> Tripsitters are the backbone of our network. Without their selfless efforts we would not be here today. Each of us have stepped up in the #tripsit room to help people and it's a rite of passage to advance to other positions in the network. As such we have fairly high expectations of our tripsitters and expect the best out of them. <br /> <br /> You will continue to be an active, responsible trip sitter in the #tripsit channel. After recieving the proper flags, you will recieve !tripsit and ~tripsit notifications and are expected to respond to them whenever possible. You may tell tripbot ~gettripsitentries and he will let you know when new users enter #tripsit and may need help. Please respond to anyone joining #tripsit with a &quot;how are you doing&quot; or something to that effect. If the user does not need help and just wants general chat, direct them to /join #drugs. If the user needs help, do the best you can to answer their questions while keeping in mind no info is always better than false info. Never be afraid to defer a question to another member of the team by asking in #teamtripsit or even to use the '~tripsit user' command yourself to let people know a user needs further help. When the encounter is over you must send a notify to tripbot (syntax below) detailing how it went. You must send an notify for EACH and EVERY encounter. There is a no tollerance policy for trolling and sarcasm, you're free to ~quiet &lt;user&gt; whenever you feel they cross the line. Have them come to a staff channel to discuss why before unquieting them. <br /> <br /> === PowerUser Duties ===<br /> <br /> Summing up the responsibilities of a Power User would be the word &quot;guidance.&quot; <br /> <br /> *They represent our network and make sure that things are going smoothly. <br /> <br /> *They don't have the responsiblity of kick/baning people and their primary goal is to be helpful and positive. <br /> <br /> *They multitask by guiding all tripsit channels into a positive light. <br /> <br /> *They make heavy use of the ~report command for notification of our team. <br /> <br /> *PowerUsers cannot kick or ban, so please ~warn the offender, ~report them, and ~quiet if necessary, and if an admin is not online initiate a !voteban<br /> <br /> === Moderator Responsiblities ===<br /> <br /> Moderators have leadership skills and can enforce rules while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude. They assume all the roles and responsibilities of being a power user, but with additional powers and expectations for rule breakers, as discussed in the Rule Breaking Procedure. trees, toasterlizard, sundown and borax are moderators.<br /> <br /> === Admin Responsiblities ===<br /> <br /> Oversee entire TripSit Network and make sure the network doesnt burn down. Follow through on reports, log bans/warnings. Work on and delegate numerous projects relating to Nexus, Merch, Wiki, IRC, and other content. Work on IRL applications to our TripSit network, including merch, marketing, improving network<br /> <br /> == Rule Breaking Procedure ==<br /> <br /> === As a member ===<br /> <br /> *~report the user<br /> <br /> *If no action is taken, initiate a !votekick &lt;user&gt; yes/no or a !voteban<br /> <br /> === As a tripsitter ===<br /> <br /> * ~quiet &lt;user&gt; and send a report about him in to tripbot. <br /> <br /> === As a Power User ===<br /> <br /> *Follow the above procedure and respond to ~reports by telling the TripSit team via ~notify #channel that you recieved the report and will talk to the person in PM. Warning will be sent via PM on most occasions as to avoid drama in the main channels and a note will be added to their file on Titanpad. Occasionally public warnings will be issued. If action continues then you may issue an official ~warning to them. If they persist without a moderator stepping in, you may ~quiet them. <br /> <br /> * ~report #channel user reason' every time you have to verbally warn a user. Instances of ~quiet etc are automatically documented (and you can provide a reason along with them).<br /> <br /> === As a moderator: ===<br /> <br /> *You have the power to kick/ban people from the network. We ask that you use the corresponding Tripbot commands for this. Your involvement starts when the powerusers' end. After a ~report and/or ~warning has been issued, you may ~kick the user as a final warning. Always provide a reason for the kick. <br /> <br /> *Finally, if they continue their behavior, you may ~nban them from the network. Remember that banned users don't give good reviews or come back to help so do this as a last resort. Admins/mods will investigate every ban so make sure that you feel the ban is necessary. <br /> <br /> **Remember to keep logs and documentation on Titanpad. <br /> <br /> **If they protest or are unclear as to why they are banned, do not argue in PM, invite them to #tripsit.me to keep it public and explain why they were banned. <br /> <br /> **Keep it professional; do not make it personal, seek vengeance or retaliation. &quot;Please do not take any of this personally as we are running a professional harm reduction network. We love you all, but some of you need a break sometimes!&quot;<br /> <br /> == Default Nicknames ==<br /> <br /> Sometimes a user will come in with a default nickname. Different nicknames indicate where they came from.<br /> <br /> *Social = #drugs<br /> <br /> *Tripdude = #tripsit (Non immediate assistance)<br /> <br /> *Tripsitme = #tripsit (Immediate assistance link)<br /> <br /> *Should be greeted upon entry, this isn't always possible, considering the volume of people that join #tripsit. Do your best to be welcoming though!<br /> <br /> *Psychonaut = #psychonaut<br /> <br /> *Pharmer = #psychopharm<br /> <br /> *These two are linked in /r/saplings <br /> <br /> *Sapling = #tripsit<br /> <br /> *Toker = #drugs<br /> <br /> == Applications and new staff ==<br /> <br /> We do not need a certain number of staff, but it would be foolish to turn down someone who wants to help. If you or someone you know wants to work on a project let the POC of that branch know and fill out an application: http://nexus.tripsit.me/forum/thread/192/staff-application/</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=TripSitter_Orientation&diff=1309 2013-08-24T23:33:07Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>= Welcome to your first step into the TripSit network! =<br /> <br /> Based on your commendable performance, your willingness to help out, and your positive attitude towards the people here, you have been accepted as staff in the TripSit network. Here's some vital information about the network and staffing to help you perform well in your new position! Please review all of the following points and return here if you have any questions. When you have finished reading, please let an admin know. <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> The TripSit network was founded by Techno_shaman (Teknos) in reddit.com/r/tripsit on June 1st, 2012. It progressed into an IRC channel on Sept 2, 2012 and continues to increase it's focus around harm reduction and providing a safe community for the world's Psychonaut community. It has since grown into a website, live web radio, and social network. So far, we have helped countless people in many different ways. We have been featured by MAPS and we've had several news articles written about us. We're currently expanding our social network and working on developing a real-life presence at festivals and concerts, and you're invited to be a part in the next step in growing our network.<br /> <br /> == Definitions ==<br /> <br /> *'''Voice''': The +v flag gives a user a spiffy icon and thus 'status' as someone to be trusted. Voiced users can also say !flags to get a list of staff in that room. <br /> <br /> *'''Operator''': The +o flag gives a user the ability to ban someone from a channel. These people will either be a mod or an admin on the network.<br /> <br /> *'''Staff''': Having a flag in one of our public rooms excluding #drugsvip.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripsitter''': User with +voice in #tripsit. Can not kick/ban, but can invite and view !flags.<br /> <br /> *'''Power User''': User that guides discussion in a positive manner. Cannot kick or ban. Can use ~quiet to silence problem users. <br /> <br /> *'''Moderator''': Having the ability to kick and ban users from channels.<br /> <br /> *'''Admin''': Responsible for the general administration of the network. <br /> <br /> *'''Report''': To ~report #channel User Reason sends a PM to all staff in that room. Avalible to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Notify''': ~notify #channel NOTICE is a way to send a PM to all staff in that channel. Available to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripbot''': A multi-use omnibot that is quickly approaching sentience. <br /> <br /> *'''Bot''': An RSS and utility bot. <br /> <br /> *'''Warning''': To ~warn USER REASON sets a note on that user. Available to PowerUsers and higher<br /> <br /> * '''~ (tilde)''': The prefix for tripbot commands<br /> <br /> * '''@ (at)''': Prefix for tagging users when reporting to tripbot. (Eg. if you and another user helped somebody in #tripsit, you would '~notify #tripsit user hostmask summary' and tag the user that helped with @user in the summary)<br /> <br /> * '''! (exclamation)''': The prefix for Bot commands<br /> <br /> * '''Sourcing''': Defined as &quot;discussion of where to specifically purchase or otherwise acquire substances of any kind; this includes links to legal substance vendors and paraphernalia. This rule does not necessarily apply to scales or other dosing related items, as they aid in harm reduction.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Tripbot ==<br /> <br /> === Introduction ===<br /> <br /> Tripbot is a multi-use omnibot that includes many features we rely on to do an efficient job of moderating the network. <br /> <br /> === Powahs ===<br /> <br /> ==== Webinterface ====<br /> <br /> Your username is myuser@snoonet, and you can set a password by issuing the '~setwebpass mypassword' command. Please PM tripbot to keep your password confidential. Contact reality if you have any issues.<br /> <br /> ==== Entry Alert ====<br /> <br /> ~gettripsitentries to receive them, ~notripsitentries to stop receiving them.<br /> <br /> This will alert you when a previously unrecognised host enters #tripsit who may potentially need help. <br /> <br /> ==== Other Commands ====<br /> <br /> See ~tripbotcommands. These commands are constantly updating. New commands will be shared via Tripbot notifications<br /> <br /> === Feedback System ===<br /> <br /> ==== Report ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~report &lt;user&gt; &lt;room&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. This will send a notice to everyone voiced in the channel you reported to. For example: &quot;~report #drugs Teknos debauchery&quot; will report Teknos to everyone with the +v flag in #drugs for the reason of debauchery. Commonly used for problem users in #drugs and other channels. When responding to a report by talking with the user, send a ~notify to #teamtripsit to acknowledge that staff has followed through on a report. Encourage regular users to employ use of this command, we rely on reports to know when thing's are not right. <br /> <br /> ==== Warning ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~warn &lt;user&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt; <br /> <br /> *Available to Power Users and higher. Warnings are counted and permanently stored online for staff to view past events. Warnings should only be given for repeat behavior or serious offenses (IE: Sourcing. Sourcing happens fairly often, not direct links, but simple &quot;Where can I get X&quot;, &quot;Does anyone know a good vendor for X&quot; kind of stuff. Verbal warnings suffice most of the time.<br /> <br /> ==== Notify ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~notify &lt;room&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. Send ~notify #tripsit for every encounter on #tripsit. Send notifications to #teamtripsit for all other reasons. Excellent communication tool. Use this as much as you'd like. Be sure to include the user's info, a short summary of the encounter, and anyone who assisted (tag them with @. e.g. ~notify #tripsit Trainwreck came into #tripsit and was really high on marijuana and lost the remote. @Teknos and I helped him find it. <br /> <br /> ==== Quiet ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~quiet (minutes) (#channel) &lt;user&gt; reason (Minutes and channel are optional)<br /> <br /> *Available to PowerUsers and higher.This prevents the user from speaking in that channel, as well as changing their nickname and also sends a notify to staff in that channel. Excellent for trolls and rowdy users.<br /> <br /> ==== Network Ban ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~nban &lt;user&gt; &lt;reason&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to Mods and higher. Bans a user from all of our public channels. Infinitaly easier than playing whack-a-user when they pop into different channels. <br /> <br /> == Staff Expectations ==<br /> <br /> === Communication ===<br /> <br /> Communication is extremely important and as such we have several forms of contact for our team members.<br /> <br /> ==== IRC Communication ====<br /> <br /> Our main mode of communication is IRC as it allows real time converstations.<br /> <br /> == Staff Channels ==<br /> <br /> Required: All staff members should be on at least these channels.<br /> <br /> === #tripsit ===<br /> <br /> Our flagship channel for immediate assistance. Please idle here and if you see someone ping you with the !tripsit or ~tripsit command do your best to respond. Remember: KIPP! (Keep it positive people!)<br /> <br /> === #drugs: === <br /> <br /> Tripsit handles moderation of this general talk channel<br /> <br /> === #tripsitvip ===<br /> <br /> VIP section for regular #drugs users.<br /> <br /> *Users need to be registered with snoonet to join, must be voiced to talk<br /> <br /> === #tripsit.me ===<br /> <br /> Accessible to Mods and Admins only. Power Users, Tripsitters, and any user may join to discuss channel issues directly with mods but cannot idle.<br /> <br /> *Admin talk for issues with TripSit. <br /> <br /> *NO SOCIAL TALK PLEASE (take it to #teamtripsit or #tripsitvip), it makes reading the log a PITA when there's pages of irrelevant info.<br /> <br /> === #teamtripsit ===<br /> <br /> This is a channel for all staff. People who regular this room will recieve general tripsit memos regarding the network. Used for general and social chat, as well as teambuilding and brainstorming on how to improve the network<br /> <br /> *Optional: These rooms are affiliated with tripsit but are not the main rooms. <br /> <br /> === #psychonaut ===<br /> <br /> Channel for psychonaut discussion. Moderate the same way as you would for #drugs<br /> <br /> === #psychopharm ===<br /> Channel to discuss pharmacology, chemistry, and other psychonautic topics.<br /> <br /> === #bitcoin ===<br /> <br /> Channel to discuss the online currency, bitcoin<br /> <br /> === #tripradio ===<br /> <br /> [www.tripsit.fm]'s channel. Used for requests, music talk, DJ talk, and any other questions about becoming a DJ or getting involved with www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> ==== Titanpad System ====<br /> <br /> == Titanpad ==<br /> <br /> We document changes to the network in monthly pads. Please check the month and go to the corresponding pad. <br /> <br /> *Only staff members have access to the Titanpad by default. <br /> <br /> *When using the Titanpad, PLEASE ENTER YOUR NAME TO THE RIGHT SO WE KNOW WHO'S EDITING!<br /> <br /> *When making a new pad, please be sure to include a title and classification (user, info, misc., etc)<br /> <br /> *Only make a pad password protected if you have consulted with one of the admins about the contents of the pad. Admins have access to password protected pads.<br /> <br /> ====Nexus Forum====<br /> <br /> Nexus forum topics are used for discussion and votes. Please keep up to date with the Administrator section on the Nexus forums. This is where we will have the majority of our meetings, discussion about policy changes, etc. Click LIKE to notify that you have read a thread or a reply. If you cannot get access to the Administrator forums, please contact a Nexus admin (Teknos, reality, trees, trainwreck)<br /> <br /> == Emails ==<br /> <br /> If you would like a @tripsit.me email please let an admin know<br /> <br /> == Network Wide Duties and Job Functions ==<br /> <br /> ===General Attitude===<br /> <br /> Staff members are positive, nice, respectful and professional in their dealings with members whether regular or staff; they represent the entire network! We want people who have leadership skills and can enforce rules whilte still promoteing a positive environment. They guide conversation to an acceptable level of quality by being positive and supportive at all times.while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude.<br /> <br /> We want all of our staff members to be role models and regular contributors. All staff supervise and advance part of the TripSit network. We expect them to be able to devote a reasonable amount of time to TripSit projects, including: Nexus, Wiki, a TripSit affiliated IRC channel, the Official TinyChat, twitter, and future TripSit projects. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> ===Enforce Rules===<br /> <br /> You will be expected to know the network policies and procedures as listed at http://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/IRC_rules Regardless of their role, staff will enforce our and snoonet's rules - http://tripsit.me/ircrules. They will recognize misinformation, request citations when needed, and deal with trolls. Remember: No info &gt; bad info. <br /> <br /> == Ban-Appealment Policy ==<br /> <br /> It is network policy not to discuss a ban in PM. If a user wishes to contest a ban ask them to join #tripsit.me to appeal.<br /> <br /> === Populate other channels ===<br /> <br /> Move conversations to appropriate channels: IE: #psychonaut for spiritual talk, #psychopharm for chemistry discussion, #tripsitvip for slower, denser chat and the Nexus blogs for trip reports.<br /> <br /> === Be Involved ===<br /> <br /> Try to get involved with the various other TripSit projects. Get a Nexus account, learn to DJ, contribute to the Wiki. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> === Tripsitter Duties ===<br /> <br /> Tripsitters are the backbone of our network. Without their selfless efforts we would not be here today. Each of us have stepped up in the #tripsit room to help people and it's a rite of passage to advance to other positions in the network. As such we have fairly high expectations of our tripsitters and expect the best out of them. <br /> <br /> You will continue to be an active, responsible trip sitter in the #tripsit channel. After recieving the proper flags, you will recieve !tripsit and ~tripsit notifications and are expected to respond to them whenever possible. You may tell tripbot ~gettripsitentries and he will let you know when new users enter #tripsit and may need help. Please respond to anyone joining #tripsit with a &quot;how are you doing&quot; or something to that effect. If the user does not need help and just wants general chat, direct them to /join #drugs. If the user needs help, do the best you can to answer their questions while keeping in mind no info is always better than false info. Never be afraid to defer a question to another member of the team by asking in #teamtripsit or even to use the '~tripsit user' command yourself to let people know a user needs further help. When the encounter is over you must send a notify to tripbot (syntax below) detailing how it went. You must send an notify for EACH and EVERY encounter. There is a no tollerance policy for trolling and sarcasm, you're free to ~quiet &lt;user&gt; whenever you feel they cross the line. Have them come to a staff channel to discuss why before unquieting them. <br /> <br /> === PowerUser Duties ===<br /> <br /> Summing up the responsibilities of a Power User would be the word &quot;guidance.&quot; <br /> <br /> *They represent our network and make sure that things are going smoothly. <br /> <br /> *They don't have the responsiblity of kick/baning people and their primary goal is to be helpful and positive. <br /> <br /> *They multitask by guiding all tripsit channels into a positive light. <br /> <br /> *They make heavy use of the ~report command for notification of our team. <br /> <br /> *PowerUsers cannot kick or ban, so please ~warn the offender, ~report them, and ~quiet if necessary, and if an admin is not online initiate a !voteban<br /> <br /> === Moderator Responsiblities ===<br /> <br /> Moderators have leadership skills and can enforce rules while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude. They assume all the roles and responsibilities of being a power user, but with additional powers and expectations for rule breakers, as discussed in the Rule Breaking Procedure. trees, toasterlizard, sundown and borax are moderators.<br /> <br /> === Admin Responsiblities ===<br /> <br /> Oversee entire TripSit Network and make sure the network doesnt burn down. Follow through on reports, log bans/warnings. Work on and delegate numerous projects relating to Nexus, Merch, Wiki, IRC, and other content. Work on IRL applications to our TripSit network, including merch, marketing, improving network<br /> <br /> == Rule Breaking Procedure ==<br /> <br /> === As a member ===<br /> <br /> *~report the user<br /> <br /> *If no action is taken, initiate a !votekick &lt;user&gt; yes/no or a !voteban<br /> <br /> === As a tripsitter ===<br /> <br /> * ~quiet &lt;user&gt; and send a report about him in to tripbot. <br /> <br /> === As a Power User ===<br /> <br /> *Follow the above procedure and respond to ~reports by telling the TripSit team via ~notify #channel that you recieved the report and will talk to the person in PM. Warning will be sent via PM on most occasions as to avoid drama in the main channels and a note will be added to their file on Titanpad. Occasionally public warnings will be issued. If action continues then you may issue an official ~warning to them. If they persist without a moderator stepping in, you may ~quiet them. <br /> <br /> * ~report #channel user reason' every time you have to verbally warn a user. Instances of ~quiet etc are automatically documented (and you can provide a reason along with them).<br /> <br /> === As a moderator: ===<br /> <br /> *You have the power to kick/ban people from the network. We ask that you use the corresponding Tripbot commands for this. Your involvement starts when the powerusers' end. After a ~report and/or ~warning has been issued, you may ~kick the user as a final warning. Always provide a reason for the kick. <br /> <br /> *Finally, if they continue their behavior, you may ~nban them from the network. Remember that banned users don't give good reviews or come back to help so do this as a last resort. Admins/mods will investigate every ban so make sure that you feel the ban is necessary. <br /> <br /> **Remember to keep logs and documentation on Titanpad. <br /> <br /> **If they protest or are unclear as to why they are banned, do not argue in PM, invite them to #tripsit.me to keep it public and explain why they were banned. <br /> <br /> **Keep it professional; do not make it personal, seek vengeance or retaliation. &quot;Please do not take any of this personally as we are running a professional harm reduction network. We love you all, but some of you need a break sometimes!&quot;<br /> <br /> == Default Nicknames ==<br /> <br /> Sometimes a user will come in with a default nickname. Different nicknames indicate where they came from.<br /> <br /> *Social = #drugs<br /> <br /> *Tripdude = #tripsit (Non immediate assistance)<br /> <br /> *Tripsitme = #tripsit (Immediate assistance link)<br /> <br /> *Should be greeted upon entry, this isn't always possible, considering the volume of people that join #tripsit. Do your best to be welcoming though!<br /> <br /> *Psychonaut = #psychonaut<br /> <br /> *Pharmer = #psychopharm<br /> <br /> *These two are linked in /r/saplings <br /> <br /> *Sapling = #tripsit<br /> <br /> *Toker = #drugs<br /> <br /> == Applications and new staff ==<br /> <br /> We do not need a certain number of staff, but it would be foolish to turn down someone who wants to help. If you or someone you know wants to work on a project let the POC of that branch know and fill out an application: http://nexus.tripsit.me/forum/thread/192/staff-application/</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=TripSitter_Orientation&diff=1308 2013-08-24T23:31:19Z

<p>Trainwreck: /* Definitions */</p> <hr /> <div>= Welcome to your first step into the TripSit network! =<br /> <br /> Based on your commendable performance, your willingness to help out, and your positive attitude towards the people here, you have been accepted as staff in the TripSit network. Here's some vital information about the network and staffing to help you perform well in your new position! Please review all of the following points and return here if you have any questions. When you have finished reading, please let an admin know. <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> The TripSit network was founded by Techno_shaman (Teknos) in reddit.com/r/tripsit on June 1st, 2012. It progressed into an IRC channel on Sept 2, 2012 and continues to increase it's focus around harm reduction and providing a safe community for the world's Psychonaut community. It has since grown into a website, live web radio, and social network. So far, we have helped countless people in many different ways. We have been featured by MAPS and we've had several news articles written about us. We're currently expanding our social network and working on developing a real-life presence at festivals and concerts, and you're invited to be a part in the next step in growing our network.<br /> <br /> == Definitions ==<br /> <br /> *'''Voice''': The +v flag gives a user a spiffy icon and thus 'status' as someone to be trusted. Voiced users can also say !flags to get a list of staff in that room. <br /> <br /> *'''Operator''': The +o flag gives a user the ability to ban someone from a channel. These people will either be a mod or an admin on the network.<br /> <br /> *'''Staff''': Having a flag in one of our public rooms excluding #drugsvip.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripsitter''': User with +voice in #tripsit. Can not kick/ban, but can invite and view !flags.<br /> <br /> *'''Power User''': User that guides discussion in a positive manner. Cannot kick or ban. Can use ~quiet to silence problem users. <br /> <br /> *'''Moderator''': Having the ability to kick and ban users from channels.<br /> <br /> *'''Admin''': Responsible for the general administration of the network. <br /> <br /> *'''Report''': To ~report #channel User Reason sends a PM to all staff in that room. Avalible to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Notify''': ~notify #channel NOTICE is a way to send a PM to all staff in that channel. Available to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *'''Tripbot''': A multi-use omnibot that is quickly approaching sentience. <br /> <br /> *'''Bot''': An RSS and utility bot. <br /> <br /> *'''Warning''': To ~warn USER REASON sets a note on that user. Available to PowerUsers and higher<br /> <br /> * '''~ (tilde)''': The prefix for tripbot commands<br /> <br /> * '''@ (at)''': Prefix for tagging users when reporting to tripbot. (Eg. if you and another user helped somebody in #tripsit, you would '~notify #tripsit user hostmask summary' and tag the user that helped with @user in the summary)<br /> <br /> * '''! (exclamation)''': The prefix for Bot commands<br /> <br /> * '''Sourcing''': Defined as &quot;discussion of where to specifically purchase or otherwise acquire substances of any kind; this includes links to legal substance vendors and paraphernalia. This rule does not necessarily apply to scales or other dosing related items, as they aid in harm reduction.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Tripbot ==<br /> <br /> === Introduction ===<br /> <br /> Tripbot is a multi-use omnibot that includes many features we rely on to do an efficient job of moderating the network. <br /> <br /> === Powahs ===<br /> <br /> ==== Webinterface ====<br /> <br /> Your username is myuser@snoonet, and you can set a password by issuing the '~setwebpass mypassword' command. Please PM tripbot to keep your password confidential. Contact reality if you have any issues.<br /> <br /> ==== Entry Alert ====<br /> <br /> ~gettripsitentries to receive them, ~notripsitentries to stop receiving them.<br /> <br /> This will alert you when a previously unrecognised host enters #tripsit who may potentially need help. <br /> <br /> ==== Other Commands ====<br /> <br /> See ~tripbotcommands. These commands are constantly updating. New commands will be shared via Tripbot notifications<br /> <br /> === Feedback System ===<br /> <br /> ==== Report ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~report &lt;user&gt; &lt;room&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. This will send a notice to everyone voiced in the channel you reported to. For example: &quot;~report #drugs Teknos debauchery&quot; will report Teknos to everyone with the +v flag in #drugs for the reason of debauchery. Commonly used for problem users in #drugs and other channels. When responding to a report by talking with the user, send a ~notify to #teamtripsit to acknowledge that staff has followed through on a report. Encourage regular users to employ use of this command, we rely on reports to know when thing's are not right. <br /> <br /> ==== Warning ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~warn &lt;user&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt; <br /> <br /> *Available to Power Users and higher. Warnings are counted and permanently stored online for staff to view past events. Warnings should only be given for repeat behavior or serious offenses (IE: Sourcing. Sourcing happens fairly often, not direct links, but simple &quot;Where can I get X&quot;, &quot;Does anyone know a good vendor for X&quot; kind of stuff. Verbal warnings suffice most of the time.<br /> <br /> ==== Notify ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~notify &lt;room&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. Send ~notify #tripsit for every encounter on #tripsit. Send notifications to #teamtripsit for all other reasons. Excellent communication tool. Use this as much as you'd like. Be sure to include the user's info, a short summary of the encounter, and anyone who assisted (tag them with @. e.g. ~notify #tripsit Trainwreck came into #tripsit and was really high on marijuana and lost the remote. @Teknos and I helped him find it. <br /> <br /> ==== Quiet ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~quiet (minutes) (#channel) &lt;user&gt; reason (Minutes and channel are optional)<br /> <br /> *Available to PowerUsers and higher.This prevents the user from speaking in that channel, as well as changing their nickname and also sends a notify to staff in that channel. Excellent for trolls and rowdy users.<br /> <br /> ==== Network Ban ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~nban &lt;user&gt; &lt;reason&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to Mods and higher. Bans a user from all of our public channels. Infinitaly easier than playing whack-a-user when they pop into different channels. <br /> <br /> == Staff Expectations ==<br /> <br /> === Communication ===<br /> <br /> Communication is extremely important and as such we have several forms of contact for our team members.<br /> <br /> ==== IRC Communication ====<br /> <br /> Our main mode of communication is IRC as it allows real time converstations.<br /> <br /> == Staff Channels ==<br /> <br /> Required: All staff members should be on at least these channels.<br /> <br /> === #tripsit ===<br /> <br /> Our flagship channel for immediate assistance. Please idle here and if you see someone ping you with the !tripsit or ~tripsit command do your best to respond. Remember: KIPP! (Keep it positive people!)<br /> <br /> === #drugs: === <br /> <br /> Tripsit handles moderation of this general talk channel<br /> <br /> === #tripsitvip ===<br /> <br /> VIP section for regular #drugs users.<br /> <br /> *Users need to be registered with snoonet to join, must be voiced to talk<br /> <br /> === #tripsit.me ===<br /> <br /> Accessible to Mods and Admins only. Power Users, Tripsitters, and any user may join to discuss channel issues directly with mods but cannot idle.<br /> <br /> *Admin talk for issues with TripSit. <br /> <br /> *NO SOCIAL TALK PLEASE (take it to #teamtripsit or #tripsitvip), it makes reading the log a PITA when there's pages of irrelevant info.<br /> <br /> === #teamtripsit ===<br /> <br /> This is a channel for all staff. People who regular this room will recieve general tripsit memos regarding the network. Used for general and social chat, as well as teambuilding and brainstorming on how to improve the network<br /> <br /> *Optional: These rooms are affiliated with tripsit but are not the main rooms. <br /> <br /> === #psychonaut ===<br /> <br /> Channel for psychonaut discussion. Moderate the same way as you would for #drugs<br /> <br /> === #psychopharm ===<br /> Channel to discuss pharmacology, chemistry, and other psychonautic topics.<br /> <br /> === #bitcoin ===<br /> <br /> Channel to discuss the online currency, bitcoin<br /> <br /> === #tripradio ===<br /> <br /> [www.tripsit.fm]'s channel. Used for requests, music talk, DJ talk, and any other questions about becoming a DJ or getting involved with www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> ==== Titanpad System ====<br /> <br /> == Titanpad ==<br /> <br /> We document changes to the network in monthly pads. Please check the month and go to the corresponding pad. <br /> <br /> *Only staff members have access to the Titanpad by default. <br /> <br /> *When using the Titanpad, PLEASE ENTER YOUR NAME TO THE RIGHT SO WE KNOW WHO'S EDITING!<br /> <br /> *When making a new pad, please be sure to include a title and classification (user, info, misc., etc)<br /> <br /> *Only make a pad password protected if you have consulted with one of the admins about the contents of the pad. Admins have access to password protected pads.<br /> <br /> ====Nexus Forum====<br /> <br /> Nexus forum topics are used for discussion and votes. Please keep up to date with the Administrator section on the Nexus forums. This is where we will have the majority of our meetings, discussion about policy changes, etc. Click LIKE to notify that you have read a thread or a reply. If you cannot get access to the Administrator forums, please contact a Nexus admin (Teknos, reality, trees, trainwreck)<br /> <br /> == Emails ==<br /> <br /> If you would like a @tripsit.me email please let an admin know<br /> <br /> === Network Wide Duties and Job Functions ===<br /> <br /> ====General Attitude====<br /> <br /> Staff members are positive, nice, respectful and professional in their dealings with members whether regular or staff; they represent the entire network! We want people who have leadership skills and can enforce rules whilte still promoteing a positive environment. They guide conversation to an acceptable level of quality by being positive and supportive at all times.while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude.<br /> <br /> We want all of our staff members to be role models and regular contributors. All staff supervise and advance part of the TripSit network. We expect them to be able to devote a reasonable amount of time to TripSit projects, including: Nexus, Wiki, a TripSit affiliated IRC channel, the Official TinyChat, twitter, and future TripSit projects. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> ===Enforce Rules====<br /> <br /> You will be expected to know the network policies and procedures as listed at http://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/IRC_rules Regardless of their role, staff will enforce our and snoonet's rules - http://tripsit.me/ircrules. They will recognize misinformation, request citations when needed, and deal with trolls. Remember: No info &gt; bad info. <br /> <br /> == Ban-Appealment Policy ==<br /> <br /> It is network policy not to discuss a ban in PM. If a user wishes to contest a ban ask them to join #tripsit.me to appeal.<br /> <br /> === Populate other channels ===<br /> <br /> Move conversations to appropriate channels: IE: #psychonaut for spiritual talk, #psychopharm for chemistry discussion, #tripsitvip for slower, denser chat and the Nexus blogs for trip reports.<br /> <br /> === Be Involved ===<br /> <br /> Try to get involved with the various other TripSit projects. Get a Nexus account, learn to DJ, contribute to the Wiki. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> === Tripsitter Duties ===<br /> <br /> Tripsitters are the backbone of our network. Without their selfless efforts we would not be here today. Each of us have stepped up in the #tripsit room to help people and it's a rite of passage to advance to other positions in the network. As such we have fairly high expectations of our tripsitters and expect the best out of them. <br /> <br /> You will continue to be an active, responsible trip sitter in the #tripsit channel. After recieving the proper flags, you will recieve !tripsit and ~tripsit notifications and are expected to respond to them whenever possible. You may tell tripbot ~gettripsitentries and he will let you know when new users enter #tripsit and may need help. Please respond to anyone joining #tripsit with a &quot;how are you doing&quot; or something to that effect. If the user does not need help and just wants general chat, direct them to /join #drugs. If the user needs help, do the best you can to answer their questions while keeping in mind no info is always better than false info. Never be afraid to defer a question to another member of the team by asking in #teamtripsit or even to use the '~tripsit user' command yourself to let people know a user needs further help. When the encounter is over you must send a notify to tripbot (syntax below) detailing how it went. You must send an notify for EACH and EVERY encounter. There is a no tollerance policy for trolling and sarcasm, you're free to ~quiet &lt;user&gt; whenever you feel they cross the line. Have them come to a staff channel to discuss why before unquieting them. <br /> <br /> === PowerUser Duties ===<br /> <br /> Summing up the responsibilities of a Power User would be the word &quot;guidance.&quot; <br /> <br /> *They represent our network and make sure that things are going smoothly. <br /> <br /> *They don't have the responsiblity of kick/baning people and their primary goal is to be helpful and positive. <br /> <br /> *They multitask by guiding all tripsit channels into a positive light. <br /> <br /> *They make heavy use of the ~report command for notification of our team. <br /> <br /> *PowerUsers cannot kick or ban, so please ~warn the offender, ~report them, and ~quiet if necessary, and if an admin is not online initiate a !voteban<br /> <br /> === Moderator Responsiblities ===<br /> <br /> Moderators have leadership skills and can enforce rules while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude. They assume all the roles and responsibilities of being a power user, but with additional powers and expectations for rule breakers, as discussed in the Rule Breaking Procedure. trees, toasterlizard, sundown and borax are moderators.<br /> <br /> === Admin Responsiblities ===<br /> <br /> Oversee entire TripSit Network and make sure the network doesnt burn down. Follow through on reports, log bans/warnings. Work on and delegate numerous projects relating to Nexus, Merch, Wiki, IRC, and other content. Work on IRL applications to our TripSit network, including merch, marketing, improving network<br /> <br /> == Rule Breaking Procedure ==<br /> <br /> === As a member ===<br /> <br /> *~report the user<br /> <br /> *If no action is taken, initiate a !votekick &lt;user&gt; yes/no or a !voteban<br /> <br /> === As a tripsitter ===<br /> <br /> * ~quiet &lt;user&gt; and send a report about him in to tripbot. <br /> <br /> === As a Power User ===<br /> <br /> *Follow the above procedure and respond to ~reports by telling the TripSit team via ~notify #channel that you recieved the report and will talk to the person in PM. Warning will be sent via PM on most occasions as to avoid drama in the main channels and a note will be added to their file on Titanpad. Occasionally public warnings will be issued. If action continues then you may issue an official ~warning to them. If they persist without a moderator stepping in, you may ~quiet them. <br /> <br /> * ~report #channel user reason' every time you have to verbally warn a user. Instances of ~quiet etc are automatically documented (and you can provide a reason along with them).<br /> <br /> === As a moderator: ===<br /> <br /> *You have the power to kick/ban people from the network. We ask that you use the corresponding Tripbot commands for this. Your involvement starts when the powerusers' end. After a ~report and/or ~warning has been issued, you may ~kick the user as a final warning. Always provide a reason for the kick. <br /> <br /> *Finally, if they continue their behavior, you may ~nban them from the network. Remember that banned users don't give good reviews or come back to help so do this as a last resort. Admins/mods will investigate every ban so make sure that you feel the ban is necessary. <br /> <br /> **Remember to keep logs and documentation on Titanpad. <br /> <br /> **If they protest or are unclear as to why they are banned, do not argue in PM, invite them to #tripsit.me to keep it public and explain why they were banned. <br /> <br /> **Keep it professional; do not make it personal, seek vengeance or retaliation. &quot;Please do not take any of this personally as we are running a professional harm reduction network. We love you all, but some of you need a break sometimes!&quot;<br /> <br /> == Default Nicknames ==<br /> <br /> Sometimes a user will come in with a default nickname. Different nicknames indicate where they came from.<br /> <br /> *Social = #drugs<br /> <br /> *Tripdude = #tripsit (Non immediate assistance)<br /> <br /> *Tripsitme = #tripsit (Immediate assistance link)<br /> <br /> *Should be greeted upon entry, this isn't always possible, considering the volume of people that join #tripsit. Do your best to be welcoming though!<br /> <br /> *Psychonaut = #psychonaut<br /> <br /> *Pharmer = #psychopharm<br /> <br /> *These two are linked in /r/saplings <br /> <br /> *Sapling = #tripsit<br /> <br /> *Toker = #drugs<br /> <br /> == Applications and new staff ==<br /> <br /> We do not need a certain number of staff, but it would be foolish to turn down someone who wants to help. If you or someone you know wants to work on a project let the POC of that branch know and fill out an application: http://nexus.tripsit.me/forum/thread/192/staff-application/</div>

Trainwreck https://wiki.tripsit.me/index.php?title=TripSitter_Orientation&diff=1307 2013-08-24T23:30:18Z

<p>Trainwreck: </p> <hr /> <div>= Welcome to your first step into the TripSit network! =<br /> <br /> Based on your commendable performance, your willingness to help out, and your positive attitude towards the people here, you have been accepted as staff in the TripSit network. Here's some vital information about the network and staffing to help you perform well in your new position! Please review all of the following points and return here if you have any questions. When you have finished reading, please let an admin know. <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> The TripSit network was founded by Techno_shaman (Teknos) in reddit.com/r/tripsit on June 1st, 2012. It progressed into an IRC channel on Sept 2, 2012 and continues to increase it's focus around harm reduction and providing a safe community for the world's Psychonaut community. It has since grown into a website, live web radio, and social network. So far, we have helped countless people in many different ways. We have been featured by MAPS and we've had several news articles written about us. We're currently expanding our social network and working on developing a real-life presence at festivals and concerts, and you're invited to be a part in the next step in growing our network.<br /> <br /> == Definitions ==<br /> <br /> *Voice: The +v flag gives a user a spiffy icon and thus 'status' as someone to be trusted. Voiced users can also say !flags to get a list of staff in that room. <br /> <br /> *Operator: The +o flag gives a user the ability to ban someone from a channel. These people will either be a mod or an admin on the network.<br /> <br /> *Staff: Having a flag in one of our public rooms excluding #drugsvip.<br /> <br /> *Tripsitter: User with +voice in #tripsit. Can not kick/ban, but can invite and view !flags.<br /> <br /> *Power User: User that guides discussion in a positive manner. Cannot kick or ban. Can use ~quiet to silence problem users. <br /> <br /> *Moderator: Having the ability to kick and ban users from channels.<br /> <br /> *Admin: Responsible for the general administration of the network. <br /> <br /> *Report: To ~report #channel User Reason sends a PM to all staff in that room. Avalible to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *Notify: ~notify #channel NOTICE is a way to send a PM to all staff in that channel. Available to anyone in channel.<br /> <br /> *Tripbot: A multi-use omnibot that is quickly approaching sentience. <br /> <br /> *Bot: An RSS and utility bot. <br /> <br /> *Warning: To ~warn USER REASON sets a note on that user. Available to PowerUsers and higher<br /> <br /> * ~ (tilde): The prefix for tripbot commands<br /> <br /> * @ (at): Prefix for tagging users when reporting to tripbot. (Eg. if you and another user helped somebody in #tripsit, you would '~notify #tripsit user hostmask summary' and tag the user that helped with @user in the summary)<br /> <br /> * ! (exclamation): The prefix for Bot commands<br /> <br /> * Sourcing: Defined as &quot;discussion of where to specifically purchase or otherwise acquire substances of any kind; this includes links to legal substance vendors and paraphernalia. This rule does not necessarily apply to scales or other dosing related items, as they aid in harm reduction.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Tripbot ==<br /> <br /> === Introduction ===<br /> <br /> Tripbot is a multi-use omnibot that includes many features we rely on to do an efficient job of moderating the network. <br /> <br /> === Powahs ===<br /> <br /> ==== Webinterface ====<br /> <br /> Your username is myuser@snoonet, and you can set a password by issuing the '~setwebpass mypassword' command. Please PM tripbot to keep your password confidential. Contact reality if you have any issues.<br /> <br /> ==== Entry Alert ====<br /> <br /> ~gettripsitentries to receive them, ~notripsitentries to stop receiving them.<br /> <br /> This will alert you when a previously unrecognised host enters #tripsit who may potentially need help. <br /> <br /> ==== Other Commands ====<br /> <br /> See ~tripbotcommands. These commands are constantly updating. New commands will be shared via Tripbot notifications<br /> <br /> === Feedback System ===<br /> <br /> ==== Report ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~report &lt;user&gt; &lt;room&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. This will send a notice to everyone voiced in the channel you reported to. For example: &quot;~report #drugs Teknos debauchery&quot; will report Teknos to everyone with the +v flag in #drugs for the reason of debauchery. Commonly used for problem users in #drugs and other channels. When responding to a report by talking with the user, send a ~notify to #teamtripsit to acknowledge that staff has followed through on a report. Encourage regular users to employ use of this command, we rely on reports to know when thing's are not right. <br /> <br /> ==== Warning ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~warn &lt;user&gt; &lt;hostmask&gt; &lt;message&gt; <br /> <br /> *Available to Power Users and higher. Warnings are counted and permanently stored online for staff to view past events. Warnings should only be given for repeat behavior or serious offenses (IE: Sourcing. Sourcing happens fairly often, not direct links, but simple &quot;Where can I get X&quot;, &quot;Does anyone know a good vendor for X&quot; kind of stuff. Verbal warnings suffice most of the time.<br /> <br /> ==== Notify ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~notify &lt;room&gt; &lt;message&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to all users. Send ~notify #tripsit for every encounter on #tripsit. Send notifications to #teamtripsit for all other reasons. Excellent communication tool. Use this as much as you'd like. Be sure to include the user's info, a short summary of the encounter, and anyone who assisted (tag them with @. e.g. ~notify #tripsit Trainwreck came into #tripsit and was really high on marijuana and lost the remote. @Teknos and I helped him find it. <br /> <br /> ==== Quiet ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~quiet (minutes) (#channel) &lt;user&gt; reason (Minutes and channel are optional)<br /> <br /> *Available to PowerUsers and higher.This prevents the user from speaking in that channel, as well as changing their nickname and also sends a notify to staff in that channel. Excellent for trolls and rowdy users.<br /> <br /> ==== Network Ban ====<br /> <br /> Syntax: ~nban &lt;user&gt; &lt;reason&gt;<br /> <br /> *Available to Mods and higher. Bans a user from all of our public channels. Infinitaly easier than playing whack-a-user when they pop into different channels. <br /> <br /> == Staff Expectations ==<br /> <br /> === Communication ===<br /> <br /> Communication is extremely important and as such we have several forms of contact for our team members.<br /> <br /> ==== IRC Communication ====<br /> <br /> Our main mode of communication is IRC as it allows real time converstations.<br /> <br /> == Staff Channels ==<br /> <br /> Required: All staff members should be on at least these channels.<br /> <br /> === #tripsit ===<br /> <br /> Our flagship channel for immediate assistance. Please idle here and if you see someone ping you with the !tripsit or ~tripsit command do your best to respond. Remember: KIPP! (Keep it positive people!)<br /> <br /> === #drugs: === <br /> <br /> Tripsit handles moderation of this general talk channel<br /> <br /> === #tripsitvip ===<br /> <br /> VIP section for regular #drugs users.<br /> <br /> *Users need to be registered with snoonet to join, must be voiced to talk<br /> <br /> === #tripsit.me ===<br /> <br /> Accessible to Mods and Admins only. Power Users, Tripsitters, and any user may join to discuss channel issues directly with mods but cannot idle.<br /> <br /> *Admin talk for issues with TripSit. <br /> <br /> *NO SOCIAL TALK PLEASE (take it to #teamtripsit or #tripsitvip), it makes reading the log a PITA when there's pages of irrelevant info.<br /> <br /> === #teamtripsit ===<br /> <br /> This is a channel for all staff. People who regular this room will recieve general tripsit memos regarding the network. Used for general and social chat, as well as teambuilding and brainstorming on how to improve the network<br /> <br /> *Optional: These rooms are affiliated with tripsit but are not the main rooms. <br /> <br /> === #psychonaut ===<br /> <br /> Channel for psychonaut discussion. Moderate the same way as you would for #drugs<br /> <br /> === #psychopharm ===<br /> Channel to discuss pharmacology, chemistry, and other psychonautic topics.<br /> <br /> === #bitcoin ===<br /> <br /> Channel to discuss the online currency, bitcoin<br /> <br /> === #tripradio ===<br /> <br /> [www.tripsit.fm]'s channel. Used for requests, music talk, DJ talk, and any other questions about becoming a DJ or getting involved with www.tripsit.fm<br /> <br /> ==== Titanpad System ====<br /> <br /> == Titanpad ==<br /> <br /> We document changes to the network in monthly pads. Please check the month and go to the corresponding pad. <br /> <br /> *Only staff members have access to the Titanpad by default. <br /> <br /> *When using the Titanpad, PLEASE ENTER YOUR NAME TO THE RIGHT SO WE KNOW WHO'S EDITING!<br /> <br /> *When making a new pad, please be sure to include a title and classification (user, info, misc., etc)<br /> <br /> *Only make a pad password protected if you have consulted with one of the admins about the contents of the pad. Admins have access to password protected pads.<br /> <br /> ====Nexus Forum====<br /> <br /> Nexus forum topics are used for discussion and votes. Please keep up to date with the Administrator section on the Nexus forums. This is where we will have the majority of our meetings, discussion about policy changes, etc. Click LIKE to notify that you have read a thread or a reply. If you cannot get access to the Administrator forums, please contact a Nexus admin (Teknos, reality, trees, trainwreck)<br /> <br /> == Emails ==<br /> <br /> If you would like a @tripsit.me email please let an admin know<br /> <br /> === Network Wide Duties and Job Functions ===<br /> <br /> ====General Attitude====<br /> <br /> Staff members are positive, nice, respectful and professional in their dealings with members whether regular or staff; they represent the entire network! We want people who have leadership skills and can enforce rules whilte still promoteing a positive environment. They guide conversation to an acceptable level of quality by being positive and supportive at all times.while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude.<br /> <br /> We want all of our staff members to be role models and regular contributors. All staff supervise and advance part of the TripSit network. We expect them to be able to devote a reasonable amount of time to TripSit projects, including: Nexus, Wiki, a TripSit affiliated IRC channel, the Official TinyChat, twitter, and future TripSit projects. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> ===Enforce Rules====<br /> <br /> You will be expected to know the network policies and procedures as listed at http://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/IRC_rules Regardless of their role, staff will enforce our and snoonet's rules - http://tripsit.me/ircrules. They will recognize misinformation, request citations when needed, and deal with trolls. Remember: No info &gt; bad info. <br /> <br /> == Ban-Appealment Policy ==<br /> <br /> It is network policy not to discuss a ban in PM. If a user wishes to contest a ban ask them to join #tripsit.me to appeal.<br /> <br /> === Populate other channels ===<br /> <br /> Move conversations to appropriate channels: IE: #psychonaut for spiritual talk, #psychopharm for chemistry discussion, #tripsitvip for slower, denser chat and the Nexus blogs for trip reports.<br /> <br /> === Be Involved ===<br /> <br /> Try to get involved with the various other TripSit projects. Get a Nexus account, learn to DJ, contribute to the Wiki. Contribute Contribute Contribute! We want you on the team! We want your input!<br /> <br /> === Tripsitter Duties ===<br /> <br /> Tripsitters are the backbone of our network. Without their selfless efforts we would not be here today. Each of us have stepped up in the #tripsit room to help people and it's a rite of passage to advance to other positions in the network. As such we have fairly high expectations of our tripsitters and expect the best out of them. <br /> <br /> You will continue to be an active, responsible trip sitter in the #tripsit channel. After recieving the proper flags, you will recieve !tripsit and ~tripsit notifications and are expected to respond to them whenever possible. You may tell tripbot ~gettripsitentries and he will let you know when new users enter #tripsit and may need help. Please respond to anyone joining #tripsit with a &quot;how are you doing&quot; or something to that effect. If the user does not need help and just wants general chat, direct them to /join #drugs. If the user needs help, do the best you can to answer their questions while keeping in mind no info is always better than false info. Never be afraid to defer a question to another member of the team by asking in #teamtripsit or even to use the '~tripsit user' command yourself to let people know a user needs further help. When the encounter is over you must send a notify to tripbot (syntax below) detailing how it went. You must send an notify for EACH and EVERY encounter. There is a no tollerance policy for trolling and sarcasm, you're free to ~quiet &lt;user&gt; whenever you feel they cross the line. Have them come to a staff channel to discuss why before unquieting them. <br /> <br /> === PowerUser Duties ===<br /> <br /> Summing up the responsibilities of a Power User would be the word &quot;guidance.&quot; <br /> <br /> *They represent our network and make sure that things are going smoothly. <br /> <br /> *They don't have the responsiblity of kick/baning people and their primary goal is to be helpful and positive. <br /> <br /> *They multitask by guiding all tripsit channels into a positive light. <br /> <br /> *They make heavy use of the ~report command for notification of our team. <br /> <br /> *PowerUsers cannot kick or ban, so please ~warn the offender, ~report them, and ~quiet if necessary, and if an admin is not online initiate a !voteban<br /> <br /> === Moderator Responsiblities ===<br /> <br /> Moderators have leadership skills and can enforce rules while maintaining a positive and compassionate attitude. They assume all the roles and responsibilities of being a power user, but with additional powers and expectations for rule breakers, as discussed in the Rule Breaking Procedure. trees, toasterlizard, sundown and borax are moderators.<br /> <br /> === Admin Responsiblities ===<br /> <br /> Oversee entire TripSit Network and make sure the network doesnt burn down. Follow through on reports, log bans/warnings. Work on and delegate numerous projects relating to Nexus, Merch, Wiki, IRC, and other content. Work on IRL applications to our TripSit network, including merch, marketing, improving network<br /> <br /> == Rule Breaking Procedure ==<br /> <br /> === As a member ===<br /> <br /> *~report the user<br /> <br /> *If no action is taken, initiate a !votekick &lt;user&gt; yes/no or a !voteban<br /> <br /> === As a tripsitter ===<br /> <br /> * ~quiet &lt;user&gt; and send a report about him in to tripbot. <br /> <br /> === As a Power User ===<br /> <br /> *Follow the above procedure and respond to ~reports by telling the TripSit team via ~notify #channel that you recieved the report and will talk to the person in PM. Warning will be sent via PM on most occasions as to avoid drama in the main channels and a note will be added to their file on Titanpad. Occasionally public warnings will be issued. If action continues then you may issue an official ~warning to them. If they persist without a moderator stepping in, you may ~quiet them. <br /> <br /> * ~report #channel user reason' every time you have to verbally warn a user. Instances of ~quiet etc are automatically documented (and you can provide a reason along with them).<br /> <br /> === As a moderator: ===<br /> <br /> *You have the power to kick/ban people from the network. We ask that you use the corresponding Tripbot commands for this. Your involvement starts when the powerusers' end. After a ~report and/or ~warning has been issued, you may ~kick the user as a final warning. Always provide a reason for the kick. <br /> <br /> *Finally, if they continue their behavior, you may ~nban them from the network. Remember that banned users don't give good reviews or come back to help so do this as a last resort. Admins/mods will investigate every ban so make sure that you feel the ban is necessary. <br /> <br /> **Remember to keep logs and documentation on Titanpad. <br /> <br /> **If they protest or are unclear as to why they are banned, do not argue in PM, invite them to #tripsit.me to keep it public and explain why they were banned. <br /> <br /> **Keep it professional; do not make it personal, seek vengeance or retaliation. &quot;Please do not take any of this personally as we are running a professional harm reduction network. We love you all, but some of you need a break sometimes!&quot;<br /> <br /> == Default Nicknames ==<br /> <br /> Sometimes a user will come in with a default nickname. Different nicknames indicate where they came from.<br /> <br /> *Social = #drugs<br /> <br /> *Tripdude = #tripsit (Non immediate assistance)<br /> <br /> *Tripsitme = #tripsit (Immediate assistance link)<br /> <br /> *Should be greeted upon entry, this isn't always possible, considering the volume of people that join #tripsit. Do your best to be welcoming though!<br /> <br /> *Psychonaut = #psychonaut<br /> <br /> *Pharmer = #psychopharm<br /> <br /> *These two are linked in /r/saplings <br /> <br /> *Sapling = #tripsit<br /> <br /> *Toker = #drugs<br /> <br /> == Applications and new staff ==<br /> <br /> We do not need a certain number of staff, but it would be foolish to turn down someone who wants to help. If you or someone you know wants to work on a project let the POC of that branch know and fill out an application: http://nexus.tripsit.me/forum/thread/192/staff-application/</div>

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