CHOWN OK

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	The syntax to set something to be chownable is:<br>		The syntax to set something to be chownable is:<br>
-	@chown #[[dbref]]=C<br>	+	[[@set]] #[[dbref]]=C<br>
	The syntax to set something to no longer be chownable is:<br>		The syntax to set something to no longer be chownable is:<br>
-	@chown #[[dbref]]=!C<br>	+	[[@set]] #[[dbref]]=!C<br>
		+	The syntax to chown something to yourself is:<br>
		+	[[@chown]] #[[dbref]]<br>
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		+	For security's sake, you may wish to set a [[@chlock]] before making an object CHOWN_OK.
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		+	[[Category:Flags]]

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Latest revision as of 18:59, 30 October 2014

If an object, action, or room is CHOWN_OK it means that other people can take ownership of it. This is particularly useful in two cases. The first being when you have an object/room/action already made and want to let someone else take control over it for editing or some other reason. The second is when you are making one of those things for someone else (i.e. a less technical friend).

The syntax to set something to be chownable is:
@set #dbref=C
The syntax to set something to no longer be chownable is:
@set #dbref=!C
The syntax to chown something to yourself is:
@chown #dbref

For security's sake, you may wish to set a @chlock before making an object CHOWN_OK.