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Fixed the POD for EightBall to follow the new CoC

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Matthew Barksdale committed 2011-03-05 14:51:00 -05:00
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@@ -104,48 +104,46 @@ API::Std::mod_init('EightBall', 'Xelhua', '1.00', '3.0.0a7', __PACKAGE__);
__END__ __END__
=head1 EightBall =head1 NAME
=head2 Description Eightball - A magic eightball module.
=over =head1 VERSION
1.00
=head1 SYNOPSIS
<JohnSmith> !8ball Will I be rich?
<Auto> Question: Will I be rich?
<Auto> Answer: Heck no!
>Auto< rigball Of course!
<JohnSmith> !8ball Will I be famous?
<Auto> Question: Will I be famous?
<Auto> Answer: Of course!
=head1 DESCRIPTION
This module adds the 8BALL and RIGBALL commands, 8BALL is a channel This module adds the 8BALL and RIGBALL commands, 8BALL is a channel
command for asking the magic 8-Ball a question, RIGBALL is a private command for asking the magic 8-Ball a question, RIGBALL is a private
command for setting ("rigging") the 8-Ball's next answer. command for setting ("rigging") the 8-Ball's next answer.
=back =head1 INSTALL
=head2 Examples No additonal steps need to be taking to use this module.
=over =head1 AUTHOR
<JohnSmith> !8ball Will I be rich? This module was written by Elijah Perrault.
<Auto> Question: Will I be rich?
<Auto> Answer: Heck no!
>Auto< rigball Of course!
<JohnSmith> !8ball Will I be famous?
<Auto> Question: Will I be famous?
<Auto> Answer: Of course!
=back This module is maintained by Xelhua Development Group.
=head2 To Do =head1 LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
=over This module is Copyright 2010-2011 Xelhua Development Group.
* Add Spanish, French and German translations for the help hashes. Released under the same licensing terms as Auto itself.
=back =cut
=head2 Technical
=over
This module is compatible with Auto version 3.0.0a7+.
Ported from Auto 1.0.
=back
# vim: set ai et sw=4 ts=4: # vim: set ai et sw=4 ts=4: