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+# $EPIC: disconnect.txt,v 1.5 2007/02/13 06:05:45 jnelson Exp $
+======Synopsis:======
+__disconnect__ [<server number> [<reason>]]
+======Description:======
+The [[disconnect]] command disconnects you from an irc server but does
+not make the client [[quit]].  If you are on multiple servers, only the
+one server will be disconnected and the others are unaffected.
+Many irc server hostnames have multiple addresses.  When you first try to
+connect to a server, the first address may get stuck and not let you on.
+You can use the [[disconnect]] command to abandon that address and try the
+next one.  You can't use [[disconnect]] for this purpose after you've been
+accepted by the server (when you've seen the 001 numeric)
+Please remember that your channels and their affiliations to their windows
+are lost when you are disconnected from a server.
+======Technical:======
+The [[disconnect]] command takes the server from whatever [[server state]]
+it is in and immediately puts it in //CLOSING// and then //CLOSED//.  The
+server is left in the //CLOSED// state.  The [[reconnect command]] is
+similar, but does more.
+======Examples:======
+To disconnect from your current server:
+      /disconnect
+To disconnect from server 2 in your server list:
+      /disconnect 2 I'll be back later!
+======History:======
+This command first appeared in "plus 3" (post-ircII, pre-EPIC)