User-friendly codes are designed relatively simple to use and understand. The "un-user-friendly" ones, though, are complicated or sometimes redundant enough to comprehend. It's a good practice to keep coding in a clean, concise manner.

lol what's an un-friendly code opposed to a friendly one?

Thanks gooshie, im looking for friendly scripts or codes just for the security of the channels where I got access or where I'm a op.
Thanks!

Sob3t3ro
If the code begins with the word 'alias' it goes into remote.
The same alias could be put into the alias section if you
drop the word 'alias' from it. To be a little more specific,
aliases, popups, and remote events can all be scripted in
such a way that they can be loaded into remote section. This
is to ease distribution and also makes it easier to script
and debug a piece of code.

hi gooshie, where should I paste the code in aliases or in remote? thanks.
^_^

oh yea lol thx gooshie

alias kick { inc %counter | kick $$1- ( $+ %counter }

No need to have $2 separate as they are in a row just use $1-

Master-Of-Death

alias ck {
inc %counter 1
.raw -q kick # $2- %counter
}

What did you do with $1 ??? There will be an investigation! :-|

This is not a script all you have done virtually is take the mirc basic alias command and added inc %counter to the end.
Not to mention you have to add a channel name.

alias ck {
inc %counter 1
.raw -q kick # $2- %counter
}

Syntax: /ck