Jack Wilkinson on Fri, 1 Sep 2000 11:34:31 -0400 (EDT)


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Re: [PLUG] Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channel #PLUG on EFNet


why not on a network devoted to our kinda stuff, like slashnet
(irc.slashnet.org) or openprojects.net (likewise)?

oh yeah, if anyone wants to get the source to a web-based CueCat decoder,
www.jounce.net/~maarken ... see slashdot if you don't know what I'm talking
about... my sourceforge project is uscan.sourceforge.net ... any cuecat
questions? come to #kuro5hin on slashnet (above)

From: <Darxus@ChaosReigns.com>
> We have 293 people on this mailing list.  I consider IRC a very useful
> resource (#perl and #linux are good examples).  I've been involved in a
> number of channels of friends, and enjoy them.  I think an IRC channel for
> this user group has the potential to work very well.  The gathering of
> similar minds can be very productive.
>
>
> Go to www.efnet.org, download, install, and run an IRC program listed
> on the "software" page.
>
> Connect to one of the servers listed on the "servers" page.
>
> /join #plug
> (all commands start with "/", channels start with "#")
>
>
> Starting IRC channels can be slow.  Join the channel, and stay there.  If
> there isn't interesting conversation going on that moment, mimize your IRC
> client and go about your life, and check back once in a while.  It just
> doesn't work to jump into a channel, wait 2 seconds, get bored, and leave.
>
>
> Advantages I expect #PLUG to have over other things:
>
> #Linux (EFNet):
> * it will be more personal, and you'll be a lot more likely to
>   get an answer from somebody you may have met than an annonymous face
>   amongst the noise.
> * It'll be a lot less noisy.
>
> PLUG mailing list:
> * There are times when you have a subject that's not related to the list
>   enough to post it, but which would still be of sufficient interest to
>   the group to bring up in casual conversation (realtime chat).
> * If you have a panic question, it has a fair chance of getting answered
>   faster in IRC, and interactive discussion is much more smooth and quick.
>
>
> I'm going to go put this on the plug web page
> (http://www.PhillyLinux.org), along with some info on interacting with
> the bot.
> --
> http://www.ChaosReigns.com
>
>
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