General setup: See README.md

Administrators can use more and enhanced commands in comparison to regular users. To use them, they need to be registered at NickServ and their registered nickname must match the one configured by the bot owner. The bot treats nicknames case sensitive!

• help admin prints all supported commands, including the administrative ones.
• help public prints the user help into the channel. Might be useful to show new users the help.
• revoke <user_id> revokes the vote of the passed user. The user_id can be obtained by list users
• del <option_id> deletes the passed voting option and revokes all votes for it.
• userdel <user_id> revokes all votes and deletes all informations about the passed user. If users can not use the bot any more or are rejected, the user tracking might have failed. In this case, use this command to delete all old informations assigned to the user.
• enable and disable enable/disable the voting.
• reset Delete all voting options and votes
• list results|votes|users [public] prints either the results (options sorted by votes), votes (nick + option) or known users. The option public redirects the output to the channel (for example to publish the final results). public is ignored in case of list users.

If the bot is running in more than one channel, it might not be able to assign commands received by direct messages/query to a channel. In this case, it will complain about the situation and ask you to to insert the channel name as additional argument directly after the command, for example help #channel public or revoke #channel 42

1. enable the voting
2. Give some help and maybe del some duplicate or bad voting options
3. disable the voting and list results
4. reset the bot some time later and goto 10