I have a website that has a mixture of scripts.

http://khobbits.co.uk/sbnc/

Most of them are edits of scripts found scattered on this forum or in the scripts folder you get with sbnc 1.1 and 1.2, to fix bugs or adjust their purpose somewhat.

Where possible the original header has been maintained, with a note to say it was modified by me. Some of the scripts are on the site for no reason other than to provide a decent collection, and thus have had no edits.

There is a 'read more' link next to each script detailing how to use the script, and version history.

Some notable edits/scripts are:

Partyline.tcl A fairly big rewrite.
Adds: real support for channels, proper user emulation, and the ability to send messages to real channels via the partyline similar to channel status messages.
Cons: Admin command could do with some cleanup, I've just not got around to it.

vhost.tcl Added ipv6 support

amsg.tcl Added a loop to allow messages to more channels than the networks max targets. (ie max targets 20 but max channels 30)

greet.tcl Written to support networks which nickserv greet, allows for the BNC to update the greet with connection information, and random rotation of messages from a list.

log.tcl Couple of fixes and change syntax
Adds: Loops though playback of messages so that large numbers of messages don't cause enough client lag to disconnect you. Option to only specify certain channels to log, as well as exclude certain channels. Added in command documentation to ease use by other users.

php.tcl Allows you to run inline php inside of tcl scripts or from tcl command.

nickserv.tcl Adds support for on connect events, similar to a perform script, added in command help for ease of use by other users.