How To Tripsit Online - Revision history

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	==Greeting a user==		==Greeting a user==

	Greet users with a simple, calm and neutral phrase such as "hello, how are you?" If the user requires some help, make sure you first gain from them an understanding of exactly what drug(s) they are on, at what dosages and how long it was since they took them (always better to ask the user to list all of the drugs ~~he is~~ on even though the problem seems to only be coming from one of them). You can use ~welcome to greet new users, but we recommend using your own words as it feels more human than automated response.		Greet users with a simple, calm and neutral phrase such as "hello, how are you?" If the user requires some help, make sure you first gain from them an understanding of exactly what drug(s) they are on, at what dosages and how long it was since they took them (always better to ask the user to list all of the drugs they are on even though the problem seems to only be coming from one of them). You can use ~welcome to greet new users, but we recommend using your own words as it feels more human than automated response.

	If a user is online, and not getting too much into convo, then don't idle- they might think that no one is listening to them and leave. When possible, try to greet the user as soon as they enter the room (you can use the ~gettripsitentries command to help with this!).		If a user is online, and not getting too much into convo, then don't idle- they might think that no one is listening to them and leave. When possible, try to greet the user as soon as they enter the room (you can use the ~gettripsitentries command to help with this!).

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 | ~recovery position|| Displays a link to an image on how to get into the recovery position. || http://imgur.com/nTEm0QE.png The recovery position is designed to prevent suffocation through obstruction of the airway
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 ==How To Deal with Various Situations==

Icedtea4life at 12:22, 18 January 2018

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	Sometimes all a tripper needs is a distraction from their negative feelings. Use your imagination to find something relevant that the tripper finds interesting. Engage them in a subject they find interesting! For example, ask them what type of music they like and then respond with your music preferences. Perhaps link them to some chill tunes, chill music is always wonderful when tripping. Simple conversation can be calming to the tripper.		Sometimes all a tripper needs is a distraction from their negative feelings. Use your imagination to find something relevant that the tripper finds interesting. Engage them in a subject they find interesting! For example, ask them what type of music they like and then respond with your music preferences. Perhaps link them to some chill tunes, chill music is always wonderful when tripping. Simple conversation can be calming to the tripper.

	Consider also that challenging moments in a trip can be an incredible opportunity for the development of one's character and you may come to the conclusion that many others have - that benzos are great for dulling the effects of psychedelics but really ought to be a last resort.		Consider also that challenging moments in a trip can be an incredible opportunity for the development of one's character and you may come to the conclusion that many others have - that benzos are great for dulling the effects of psychedelics but really ought to be a last resort. You can draw a parallel outside of the context of illegal drug use to those that drink heavily when times get tough. Instead of dealing with the hurdles that life presents they retreat to the bar, and they tend to be very immature as a result.

	If it appears the tripper is now feeling better perhaps suggest that they occupy themselves with an enjoyable simple activity (drawing, jamming to music, watching a movie, '~triptoys' command, etc). Or if the tripper is feeling up for some conversation you should direct them to #sanctuary and explain the chat is a light positive chat for people on substances.		If it appears the tripper is now feeling better perhaps suggest that they occupy themselves with an enjoyable simple activity (drawing, jamming to music, watching a movie, '~triptoys' command, etc). Or if the tripper is feeling up for some conversation you should direct them to #sanctuary and explain the chat is a light positive chat for people on substances.

	You can draw a parallel outside of the context of illegal drug use to those that drink heavily when times get tough. Instead of dealing with the hurdles that life presents they retreat to the bar, and they tend to be very immature as a result.



	We also have a [[How_To_Deal_With_A_Bad_Trip\|full guide on how to deal with a bad trip]].		We also have a [[How_To_Deal_With_A_Bad_Trip\|full guide on how to deal with a bad trip]].

Icedtea4life at 12:20, 18 January 2018

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	Try to identify the reasons why the tripper is having a bad trip. Is it a general fear or anxiety towards the experience?		Try to identify the reasons why the tripper is having a bad trip. Is it a general fear or anxiety towards the experience?

	The most useful defense a tripper can have against bad trips is the ability to change their environment. Changing the music, the lighting, the room or just about anything can have a huge influence on the mindset of a person who is tripping and this makes it an invaluable technique.		The most useful defense a tripper can have against bad trips is the ability to change their environment. Changing the music, the lighting, the room or just about anything can have a huge influence on the mindset of a person who is tripping and this makes it an invaluable technique.

	Remind the tripper that the trip will end and that they should try to enjoy it while it lasts. Hopefully this will help ground the tripper and that they will realize the effects they are feeling are only temporary and that they should try to make the best out of their experience.		Remind the tripper that the trip will end and that they should try to enjoy it while it lasts. Hopefully this will help ground the tripper and that they will realize the effects they are feeling are only temporary and that they should try to make the best out of their experience.

	Another way to quickly help the tripper regain control is by helping them focus on their breathing. Deep inhales through the nose, holding it for a few seconds, slowly exhaling through the mouth and holding breath briefly before repeating it all over again. Tripbot has several gifs in ~breathe that can serve as a visual aid for the tripper.		Another way to quickly help the tripper regain control is by helping them focus on their breathing. Deep inhales through the nose, holding it for a few seconds, slowly exhaling through the mouth and holding breath briefly before repeating it all over again. Tripbot has several gifs in ~breathe that can serve as a visual aid for the tripper.

	Sometimes all a tripper needs is a distraction from their negative feelings. Use your imagination to find something relevant that the tripper finds interesting. Engage them in a subject they find interesting! For example, ask them what type of music they like and then respond with your music preferences. Perhaps link them to some chill tunes, chill music is always wonderful when tripping. Simple conversation can be calming to the tripper.		Sometimes all a tripper needs is a distraction from their negative feelings. Use your imagination to find something relevant that the tripper finds interesting. Engage them in a subject they find interesting! For example, ask them what type of music they like and then respond with your music preferences. Perhaps link them to some chill tunes, chill music is always wonderful when tripping. Simple conversation can be calming to the tripper.

	Consider also that challenging moments in a trip can be an incredible opportunity for the development of one's character and you may come to the conclusion that many others have - that benzos are great for dulling the effects of psychedelics but really ought to be a last resort.		Consider also that challenging moments in a trip can be an incredible opportunity for the development of one's character and you may come to the conclusion that many others have - that benzos are great for dulling the effects of psychedelics but really ought to be a last resort.

	If it appears the tripper is now feeling better perhaps suggest that they occupy themselves with an enjoyable simple activity (drawing, jamming to music, watching a movie, '~triptoys' command, etc). Or if the tripper is feeling up for some conversation you should direct them to #sanctuary and explain the chat is a light positive chat for people on substances.		If it appears the tripper is now feeling better perhaps suggest that they occupy themselves with an enjoyable simple activity (drawing, jamming to music, watching a movie, '~triptoys' command, etc). Or if the tripper is feeling up for some conversation you should direct them to #sanctuary and explain the chat is a light positive chat for people on substances.

Icedtea4life: Added and expanded on techniques for handling bad trips, minor grammar/wording edits, paragraph ordering

2018-01-18T12:15:11Z

Added and expanded on techniques for handling bad trips, minor grammar/wording edits, paragraph ordering

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	===Bad Trip===		===Bad Trip===

	~~Use your imagination~~ to ~~find something relevant that~~ the tripper ~~finds interesting~~. ~~Engage them in~~ a ~~subject they find interesting!~~		Try to identify the reasons why the tripper is having a bad trip. Is it a general fear or anxiety towards the experience?
	The most useful defense a tripper can have against bad trips is the ability to change ~~the setting~~. Changing the music, the lighting, the room or just about anything can have a huge influence on the mindset of a person who is tripping and this makes it an invaluable technique.		The most useful defense a tripper can have against bad trips is the ability to change their environment. Changing the music, the lighting, the room or just about anything can have a huge influence on the mindset of a person who is tripping and this makes it an invaluable technique.
	Another way to quickly help the tripper regain control is helping them focus on their ~~breath~~. Deep inhales through the nose, holding it for a few seconds, slowly exhaling through the mouth and holding breath briefly before repeating it all over again. Tripbot has several gifs in ~breathe that can serve as a visual aid for the tripper.		Remind the tripper that the trip will end and that they should try to enjoy it while it lasts. Hopefully this will help ground the tripper and that they will realize the effects they are feeling are only temporary and that they should try to make the best out of their experience.
	Consider also that challenging moments in a trip can be an incredible opportunity for the development of one's character and you may come to the conclusion that many others have - that benzos are great but really ought to be a last resort.		Another way to quickly help the tripper regain control is by helping them focus on their breathing. Deep inhales through the nose, holding it for a few seconds, slowly exhaling through the mouth and holding breath briefly before repeating it all over again. Tripbot has several gifs in ~breathe that can serve as a visual aid for the tripper.
			Sometimes all a tripper needs is a distraction from their negative feelings. Use your imagination to find something relevant that the tripper finds interesting. Engage them in a subject they find interesting! For example, ask them what type of music they like and then respond with your music preferences. Perhaps link them to some chill tunes, chill music is always wonderful when tripping. Simple conversation can be calming to the tripper.
			Consider also that challenging moments in a trip can be an incredible opportunity for the development of one's character and you may come to the conclusion that many others have - that benzos are great for dulling the effects of psychedelics but really ought to be a last resort.
			If it appears the tripper is now feeling better perhaps suggest that they occupy themselves with an enjoyable simple activity (drawing, jamming to music, watching a movie, '~triptoys' command, etc). Or if the tripper is feeling up for some conversation you should direct them to #sanctuary and explain the chat is a light positive chat for people on substances.

	You can draw a parallel outside of the context of illegal drug use to those that drink heavily when times get tough. Instead of dealing with the hurdles that life presents they retreat to the bar, and they tend to be very immature as a result.		You can draw a parallel outside of the context of illegal drug use to those that drink heavily when times get tough. Instead of dealing with the hurdles that life presents they retreat to the bar, and they tend to be very immature as a result.

Obongo: Fix link(s)

2017-12-22T10:27:43Z

Fix link(s)

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	===Finding and Providing Information===		===Finding and Providing Information===

	There is a wealth of useful information which can help provide you and a tripsitee with information on our Wiki or our other resources. You can either browse the Wiki itself at [http://wiki.tripsit.me/ http://wiki.tripsit.me], or various important articles are also stored in tripbot quotes, such as ~stimulant comedowns. You can get bite-sized information about certain drugs and classes of drug in-channel with the '~drug drugname' command. For example, '~drug mdma dose'. You can also get a link to a nice web-page with all the information about a single drug with, for example: ~factsheet 2cb. For a quick overview of drug combinations check out our [[~~wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/~~Drug_combinations\|Drug Combination Chart]]		There is a wealth of useful information which can help provide you and a tripsitee with information on our Wiki or our other resources. You can either browse the Wiki itself at [http://wiki.tripsit.me/ http://wiki.tripsit.me], or various important articles are also stored in tripbot quotes, such as ~stimulant comedowns. You can get bite-sized information about certain drugs and classes of drug in-channel with the '~drug drugname' command. For example, '~drug mdma dose'. You can also get a link to a nice web-page with all the information about a single drug with, for example: ~factsheet 2cb. For a quick overview of drug combinations check out our [[Drug_combinations\|Drug Combination Chart]]

	==What to Avoid==		==What to Avoid==

Trees at 21:43, 17 November 2017

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	Here on TripSit's network, when you join to help users, you will be connected to #tripsit,#tripsit1,#tripsit2,#tripsit3 and #tripsitters.		Here on TripSit's network, when you join to help users, you will be connected to #tripsit,#tripsit1,#tripsit2,#tripsit3 and #tripsitters.

	#tripsit ~~and~~ #tripsit1,#tripsit2,#tripsit3 are all the same, support channels users who need assistance are divided evenly between.		The channels #tripsit,#tripsit1,#tripsit2, and #tripsit3 are all the same, support channels users who need assistance are divided evenly between.

	#tripsitters is a peer support channel, where you can ask for help from other TripSitters, or discuss an ongoing situation to determine the best approach.		The channel called #tripsitters is a peer support channel, where you can ask for help from other TripSitters, or discuss an ongoing situation to determine the best approach.

	==Greeting a user==		==Greeting a user==

Trees: Added basic IRC commands section for new users/helpers

2017-11-16T19:54:27Z

Added basic IRC commands section for new users/helpers

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	If a user is online, and not getting too much into convo, then don't idle- they might think that no one is listening to them and leave. When possible, try to greet the user as soon as they enter the room (you can use the ~gettripsitentries command to help with this!).		If a user is online, and not getting too much into convo, then don't idle- they might think that no one is listening to them and leave. When possible, try to greet the user as soon as they enter the room (you can use the ~gettripsitentries command to help with this!).

			==Basic Commands==

			*Changing your nickname is done with:

			:*/nick name

			::*Note: Spaces are not allowed in a nickname; they are treated as the end of the nickname, and anything after a space will not show up. Alphanumeric (A-Z, 1-9) characters, hyphens (-), and underscores (_) are allowed.

			*Joining a room is done with:

			:*/join #room

			*Leaving a room is done with:

			:*/part #room

			*Sending someone a private message is done with:

			:*/query user message

			*Display all available channels:

			:*/list

	== TripBot ==		== TripBot ==

Reality: /* TripSitting */

2017-11-16T19:42:04Z

TripSitting

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	\| ~notripsitentries \|\| Turns off the above alert of new users in #tripsit. \|\|		\| ~notripsitentries \|\| Turns off the above alert of new users in #tripsit. \|\|
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	~~\| ~clearmissing \|\| If tripbot sends a private message saying you have missed notifies, this is a bug, and you can safely use this command to remove them. \|\|~~
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	\| ~recovery position\|\| Displays a link to an image on how to get into the recovery position. \|\| http://imgur.com/nTEm0QE.png The recovery position is designed to prevent suffocation through obstruction of the airway		\| ~recovery position\|\| Displays a link to an image on how to get into the recovery position. \|\| http://imgur.com/nTEm0QE.png The recovery position is designed to prevent suffocation through obstruction of the airway

Trees: Added breath2, explanations about the various tripsit channels and tripsitters channel

2017-11-16T19:40:59Z

Added breath2, explanations about the various tripsit channels and tripsitters channel

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-This is a guide to Tripsitting online, primarily guided around doing so in TripSit's #tripsit channel, though most tips should be transferable to most tripsitting scenarios.
+This is a guide to Tripsitting online, primarily guided around doing so in TripSit's #tripsit channels, though most tips should be transferable to most tripsitting scenarios.
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 If a user is online, and not getting too much into convo, then don't idle- they might think that no one is listening to them and leave. When possible, try to greet the user as soon as they enter the room (you can use the ~gettripsitentries command to help with this!).
 ==How To Deal with Various Situations==