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+======Synopsis:======
+__names__ [<switch> [<arg>] [<switch> [<arg>] ...]] [<channel>]
+======Description:======
+__NAMES__ is similar to [[LIST]] except it will show nicknames in addition
+to channel names.  Only visible users on public channels are returned.
+If a nickname is prefixed with a +, that means they are a channel voice
+(mode +v) on that channel.  If a nickname is prefixed with @, that means
+they are a channel operator (mode +o) on that channel.
+If an exact channel name is given, only that channel is queried.  If the
+"*" channel is given, your current window's current channel is used.
+In all other circumstances, the client requests information about ALL
+channels, and the problems incurred with global [[LIST]] requests apply.
+[[NAMES]] supports client-side filtering, but just as with [[LIST]] you
+still run the risk of flooding yourself off the server if the network is
+huge and has thousands of channels.  (Servers do not always tolerate users
+who use up lots of resources asking for large amounts of data.)
+Channels that are not public (Either +p or +s) will not show up at all.
+Users that are invisible (User mode +i, or are a member of a non-public
+channel) will not show up at all.
+You can always do a __NAMES__ request on any channel you are a member of
+without regard to any of the above restrictions.
+======Options:======
+|-min <n>   |shows channels with no less than n users       |
+|-max <n>   |shows channels with no more than n users       |
+|-public    |shows public channels only       |
+|-private   |shows private channels only       |
+|-all       |overrides any previous -public or -private switch       |
+======Examples:======
+To show users on all channels with 3 to 15 users:
+      /names -min 3 -max 15
+To show users on public channels with "help" in the name:
+      /names -public #*help*