on 1:DEOP:#: { 
  if ((( $opnick == $me ) && ( X ison $chan ))) {
    if (( $nick != X ) && ( $nick != $me )) {
      .msg x unban $chan $me
      .msg x op $chan $me
      .msg x deop $chan $nick
      .notice $nick Hawkee.com DEOP Protection
      .msg x verify $nick
    }
    if ( $nick == X ) {
      .msg x unban $chan $me
      .msg x op $chan $me
    }
  }
}

This script makes no sesnse .. if your op, you say haha, and if you\'re not you try and deop them .. which if your not op, you\'re gonna have trouble doing ;-)

2) Whats with the excess timers, just run the commands one after another, or use

hop $chan

3) add a dot to avoid timer spam =)

k, thanx

All depends wat type of network your on(cs,X,agent).No need for the extra timers in there.Also mite as well timekick/ban the one who deoped you.Maybe add a counter for all yur \"Reveges\",eh maybe a seperate notice to them them sayin they morons etc.Have some fun with it.`-.-

when i get deop\'ed i just use OperOverride lol

kinda pointless, when i get deoped i just cs op (#chan) and ban the mofo

i tried it without the timers, it doesnt work.

thats why you have to have auto-ops in that channel, otherwise the whole part of revenge doesnt work.

crap forgot the code box ;/

If there is a chanserv then instead of /part /join you can do /cs op $chan
and you also dont need to use /\'s and i dont think the \"timers\" that timer nothing are needed

on 1:DEOP:#: {
  if ($me isop $chan) { 
    /msg $chan ha ha(or anything you wish to say) 
  }

if you deop\'d you cant be oped in that channel
heres what i would do

on *:DEOP:#: { 
  if ($opnick == $me) { 
    ;if chanserv cs op $me
    part $chan ORLY?
    timer 1 3 join $chan 
    timer 1 5 mode $chan -o $nick 
  }
}