Even a snippet's failure can be reversed by reworking and improving it. You can add a trigger protection to protect yourself from spam or ddos types of attack when it takes place. The snippet is not well coded though. The author didn't take some factors into consideration.

This script make you say the welcome msg as a notice to every person that joins every channel on every server, I did it in a channel on a server that just got DDOS'ed and went from 300 users to 1500 users, so it said Welcome to #Channelname, nickname - fail.

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on *:join:#:#CHANNEL-NAME {
if ($nick != $me) {
if ($me isop $chan) {
if ($nick isvoice $chan) { noop }
else {
mode $chan +v $nick
}
}
notice $nick Welcome to $chan , $nick Enjoy!:)
}
}

Jethro_
Whenever I think about /pop & /pvoice I imagine all the ops using the same amount of delay and even with a marginal difference in lag/whatever they all end up sending the command anyway. I think it would be usefull if you have people set with ChanServ to auto-op/voice.

If I was to get serious about having a delay I might script it so if more than one person joins during that delay time then it ends up modeing them all in one line. But even this is not all that usefull until you oping a big channel.

How about using the /pvoice command?

on !*:join:#: {
  if ($nick(#,$me,~&@%)) mode # +v $nick
  notice $nick Welcome to # $nick Have fun.
  notice $nick Random News: $iif($read(feed.txt) == $null,» Put News in: feed.txt,$read(feed.txt))
}

Its edited ;)

+1 gooshie

sunslayer
Don't really need the '!' because impossible to trigger
your own on join event if it requires '@'

on !@*:join:#: {
  notice # Welcome to # $nick Have fun.
  notice # The time is now $time
  mode # +v $nick
}

on @*:join:#: {
  notice # Welcome to # $nick Have fun.
  notice # The time is now $time 
  mode # +v $nick
}