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Updated and cleaned the wiki2rest converter. The ReST documentation should look a lot better now, with less weirdness. Using a python google-code snippet to convert now, so no more need for third-party ruby downloads! This should transfer to readthedocs shortly.

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Introduction to and configuration for IMC2.
IMC2
====
`IMC2 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterMUD>`_, *!InterMud
`IMC2 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterMUD>`_, *InterMud
Communications, protocol version 2*, is a protocol that allows
individual mud games (Evennia-powered or not) to connect to a remote
server for the purpose of IRC-like communication with other games. By
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::
@ccreate imc2 = This is connected to an IMC2 channel!
@ccreate imc2 = This is connected to an IMC2 channel!
You should join the channel automatically.
Setting up a Channel ``<->`` IMC2 binding
Setting up a Channel \`<->\` IMC2 binding
-----------------------------------------
Evennia developers have an open-access IMC channel called ``ievennia``
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channel and an existing Evennia channel of your choice. You can use the
``imcchanlist`` to see which IMC channels are available on the network.
Let's connect our new ``imc2`` channel to the ``ievennia`` channel on
Server01.
Let's connect our new ``imc2`` channel to the ``ievennia`` channel
on Server01.
::
@imc2chan imc2 = ievennia
@imc2chan imc2 = ievennia
To test, use the IMC mud *Talon*, make sure you "listen" to
``ievennia``, then write something to the channel. You should see the
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::
@imc2chan/delete imc2 = ievennia
@imc2chan/delete imc2 = ievennia
A single Evennia channel may *listen* to any number of remote IMC
channels. Just use ``@imc2chan`` to add more connections. Your channel