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Ingress Sharable Deploy Scheme v1.0

This specification is aimed to give Ops a better overlook of how their field agents have deployed the involved portals, or to be able to give simple instructions to agents on field how to deploy the resonators and mods the format is

R*[@D]R[@D]R[@D]R[@D]R[@D]R[@D]R[@D]R[@D] M1 + M2 [+ M3 + M4]

R* Stands for the northmost Resonator, indicated by a red dot in the scanner
R stands for resonators, those are written as deployed clockwise with the northmost resonator first
@D is an optional (as indicated by []) description of Distance from portal as a number 0-9 where 0 is on top of portal and 9 is as far as possible from the portal wich applies to all resonators left to the @D until another @D is on the left of it
M1,M2,M3&M4 is Mods from left to right, if only one agent is involved M3 and M4 is optional. no mod is Indicated by a space (" ")

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Goals

So, I've been trying to think of how I would like to see a web irc client built, and why

It should appeal to an audience who are not familiar with IRC and provide them a good introduction
You shouldn't need to read pages of docs to use it, show but "explain" IRC specific stuff like channel modes etc inside the client. (named modes would be cool for that)

I need to think about more goals tbh

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	* the pages loadtime as it'll first load all the images from codecogs (can't

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