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Clarify that the WHOX reply RPL_WHOSPCRPL may contain multiple prefixes even without the multi-prefix capability #546

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Clarify that the WHOX reply RPL_WHOSPCRPL may contain multiple prefixes even without the multi-prefix capability #546

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Expand Up @@ -77,6 +77,9 @@ MUST be used:
- Any syntactically correct placeholder can be used for `[oplevel]` when the
server doesn't support op levels, for instance `n/a`.

Servers MAY return multiple or all applicable prefixes in the `[flags]` (`f`)
field, regardless of whether [`multi-prefix`](multi-prefix.html) is enabled.
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this should link to multi-prefix.md and the site generator will rewrite it

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Hmm, this would be the only .md link in the repository. I based this link on what I found in other documents, which all use .html, e.g. in extensions/echo-message.md or extensions/extended-monitor.md.


Clients SHOULD ignore the values of the hop count (`d`) and the channel op
level (`o`) fields, because they are ill-defined and unreliable.

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