Provision request is unclear to IRC ops without Matrix knowledge

[Mikaela]

            `${userId} has requested to bridge ${roomDesc} with ${ircChannel} on this IRC ` +
            `network. Respond with 'yes' or 'y' to allow, or simply ignore this message to ` +
            `disallow. You have ${timeoutSeconds} seconds from when this message was sent.`);

is the current message in Provisioner.js of version 0.7.2.

I think this is ambiguous and sounds more innocent than it actually is for people who don't know what Matrix is and I would instead suggest provoking the IRC op:

            `${userId} has attempted to claim ownership of ${roomDesc} and ${ircChannel} on this IRC ` +
            `network to bridge them together. Respond with 'yes' or 'y' to confirm, or simply ignore this message to ` +
            `deny. You have ${timeoutSeconds} seconds from when this message was sent.`);

I am aware that it's not strictly true, but I think it's better than later having IRC ops wondering when did they grand Matrix side power entirely to random Matrix user who now has power to make all logs on the channel public without them knowing and thus breaking common courtesy of letting IRC users know that they are talking in publicly logged room. I think the Matrix user would also be able to confuse Matrix users by banning IRC users and thus possibly resulting a situation where Matrix users don't see some messages from banned virtual user.

[kegsay]

Agreed. We need to be more scary on the wording here.

[Spydar007]

I think a better message would be to let them know what matrix is and where they can get more info.

            `${userId} has attempted to claim ownership of ${roomDesc} on the matrix.org network` +
            `and ${ircChannel} on this IRC network to bridge them together. Please make sure you are` +
            `aware of the consequences of this. Please visit #matrix-irc on freenode for more information.` +
            `Respond with 'yes' or 'y' to confirm, or simply ignore this message to deny.` +
            `You have ${timeoutSeconds} seconds from when this message was sent.`);

[Spydar007]

I would also link this wiki page somewhere too