So, if you’re wondering what the other services are, here’s the list and the summary of their capabilities:

• HelpServ: Redirects to the help for other services. Exceptionally useless, but technically you *can* use it if you want to for some reason.
• HostServ: Manages the custom hostmasks for users. Only I (well, or the other opers, probably) can interact with it but if you have one it’s responsible for applying it. You just won’t see it do that, it does it silently.
• OperServ: Allows us to manage various network-wide options, like session limits and a lot of technical stuff nobody but me cares about.
• StatServ: Supposedly shows you summaries of stats, except it’s nothing that you can’t get from the servers themselves, so it’s not quite exceptionally useless.

Trust me, you’re not missing much.

And this concludes the series on the BoredIRC services. I hope it was informative somehow.