


TinTin #ungag command
This command will remove a gag. The single parameter is the text being
gagged. You may specify a pattern to remove all gags matching that pattern.
Note: #unsubstitute is a more powerful version of the #ungag command. Using
#unsubstitute you can remove substitutions created with either the #substitute or the
#gag commands.
Example
This command creates a new gag:
#gag {Confuse}
This command deletes the substitution you just created:
#ungag {Confuse}
You could delete all gags starting with the letter ‘A’:
#ungag {A*}
Also see
TinTin wildcards
#gag
#substitute
#unsubstitute