Hi,
   The code from stump's fork works fine here are the steps to run the code

1) start the /missions/mysite/manage.py runserver

2) $/missions/mysite/missions/python ../manage.py irc_missionbot

3) login into the site http://localhost:8000/missions/irc

as per the following mission bot message  it handles only one user at a time 

<oh_bottest> Hi! Nice to have another person here.  We're busy but we try to be 
friendly.  Say, do you know the answer to the question in the topic?

when login from the web.freenode.net i do not see the message in in private

FYI, there is work-in-progress code in the "missions" branch of stump's fork 
here: https://github.com/stump/oh-mainline/tree/missions

Not yet done, so moving out of 0.11.10.

Possible plot: http://lists.openhatch.org/pipermail/devel/2011-September/002396.html

The next step is to come up with a good plot.

I can try to do that. I'm pretty excited about doing that. It'll need review from 
others after I think I'm done.

I would thrilled-ly mentor anyone who wanted to make that plot a reality during 
July.

adding some superseder links - and nosies....

Nother issue created that's similar, adding tag this-would-rock

It would be so awesome to be able to link to an OpenHatch tutorial/training mission 
for IRC from my project's "contact" page with our IRC details! Some notes from IRC:

15:44 < paulproteus> Gosh I really really would love an IRC training mission.
15:45 < paulproteus> You'd learn about /me and highlighting people and it'd be so 
cool.
15:45 < christine> paulproteus: yeah, that would rock!
15:45 < paulproteus> Maybe we could teach you DCC and !list
15:45  * paulproteus chuckles.

There are various IRC tutorials around the web, but I think we should start with 
something simple, ignoring having a permanent IRC session (that could be an IRC 
level 2 mission) and just getting online and joining a channel via a graphical 
client like xchat.