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      * POST - create a new log item with the POSTed data. The response 
        will include a status_code, status_message and the ID of the 
        newly created log item (if one was successfully created).
    
        Request must contain a valid bot key along with enough information 
        to construct a valid log item.
    
      * DELETE - delete the given log item. Must include the item ID number 
        or enough information to uniquely identify the item (see GET 
        below).
        
        Request must contain a valid bot key and the log item to be 
        deleted must have been created by the bot with that key.
        
      * GET - return the most recent log items. Results can be narrowed 
        by passing along parameters specified below.
        
        `id` - log item ID. This is returned to the bot with each succesful 
        POST. It uniquely identifies the given log item.
        
        `server` - a string or comma-separated list representing one or 
        more valid IRC servers. When passed only log items received from 
        the provided server(s) will be returned.
        
        `channel` - a string or comma-separated list representing one or 
        more valid IRC channel names, including the leading '#' or '&'. When 
        passed only log items from the given channel(s) will be returned.
        
        `nickname` - a string or comma-separated list representing one or 
        more valid IRC nicknames. When passed only log items from the 
        given nickname(s) will be returned.
        
        `since` - a date/time string in the format 'yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss' 
        or a valid subset (e.g. 'yyyy-mm-dd'). When passed only log items 
        that were received after the given date/time will be returned.
        
        `before` - a date/time string in the format 'yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss' 
        or a valid subset (e.g. 'yyyy-mm-dd'). When passed only log items 
        that were received before the given date/time will be returned.
        
        `contains` - a string to search for within the body of each 
        logged message. The search is naive and case-insensitive. So, for
        example, searching for 'Bear' will find 'Overbearing' as well.