We can see that anyone can use it to give themselves op, voice etc in a chan. That does not change the point that an @ should be included (see my earlier message), because if whoever holds the script is deopped the will keep getting messages like \" you are not channel operator\". Personally, its not a script I would use, but that is another matter. The point about why having the script notice the person requesting the op, voice etc is a good point. Once a person makes the command, it is self evident whether or not it has been executed... the only reason I can see it being of use is that somebody can potentially pm the script holder or bot and request op in a chan without looking in there and be informed of the result: /msg +o <#chan>. I still see this as incomplete.