I was thinking it was along that lines.

=== is case sensitive

I knew that != and !== were the same thing. So I guessed that !=== is case sensitive for it not being that. Just good to know that I was correct on that matter. And for some reason when I didn't have the double check. it replied with the "serve" and it replied also "that I can't serve a person that isn't in the room" not sure why it happened. But that is why I included the double check.

The Network I as for a bot as sometimes comes up with weird things for me to turn into a command, and more recently I am getting better at making them. I should expand my knowledge into some Regex, and some socketing.

(Before I added the double check and was testing)
[16:02] <16:02:30> <14Op:2theremained> !serve Laneshiftisback
06[16:02] * @killlerx goes and gets a cup of Sweet tea for .. [forgot to edit the random serve to show $2 rather then $3 and remove a period.]
01[16:02] <@killlerx> I can not serve something to someone who isn't here.

So I see that it showed both the serve and the ideal that he couldn't serve, even though the person was in. But when I added the double check.

[16:05] <16:05:16> <14Op:2theremained> !serve laneshiftisback
06[16:05] * @killlerx goes and gets a slice of Stawberry Pie for laneshiftisback.

It didn't reply that (in this case) laneshiftisback, wasn't in the room.

Again, not sure what is wrong but I know my coding was correct, but it still came up with those.