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BobCav
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Posted: Mon Jul 16th, 2007 02:26 am |
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Well I registed #OpenCarry on slashnet.org's IRC server and created an irc chat room for OpenCarry!!
There are a few ways to access this room.
#1 mIRC programs from http://www.mirc.com its a reasonable download and will allow a better interface than JAVA clients.
#2 Mozilla & Netscape I belive have irc clients built into them.
(For 1 & 2 you just need to select irc.slashnet.org as your server, choose a name (nick) and connect. Once you connect just type "/join #OpenCarry" and you will join the chat room!)
#3 Use the easy Java Chat @ JavaChat
When it loads, type "/join OpenCarry" without the quotes and you should join up with the rest of the people there.
You will enter as Guest ## and can change your name by entering your handle in the upper left box marked ENTER NIC:
or you can just type /nick <Your Nick Here>.
Use your handle or a name that will allow others to recognize you. We have nothing to hide here or there. Anonymous users are kicked.
Have fun, drop me a PM if you have any problems.
Discussion Here: http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum4/3428.html
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mjf
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Posted: Mon Oct 13th, 2008 06:58 pm |
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So, anyone still use this or IRC?
Would be neat to get a chat going...
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SQLtables
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Posted: Tue Oct 14th, 2008 02:42 am |
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I agree, it would be cool to have a chat going. I just joined the room, and not surprisingly, I am the only one there 
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mjf
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Posted: Tue Oct 14th, 2008 09:51 pm |
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I'll idle in the room.
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Glock23-4-Me
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Posted: Mon Sep 14th, 2009 04:18 am |
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Lead Lobber
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Posted: Sat Sep 26th, 2009 06:48 pm |
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BobCav wrote:
Well I registed #OpenCarry on slashnet.org's IRC server and created an irc chat room for OpenCarry!!
There are a few ways to access this room.
#1 mIRC programs from http://www.mirc.com its a reasonable download and will allow a better interface than JAVA clients.
#2 Mozilla & Netscape I belive have irc clients built into them.
(For 1 & 2 you just need to select irc.slashnet.org as your server, choose a name (nick) and connect. Once you connect just type "/join #OpenCarry" and you will join the chat room!)
#3 Use the easy Java Chat @ JavaChat
When it loads, type "/join OpenCarry" without the quotes and you should join up with the rest of the people there.
You will enter as Guest ## and can change your name by entering your handle in the upper left box marked ENTER NIC:
or you can just type /nick <Your Nick Here>.
Use your handle or a name that will allow others to recognize you. We have nothing to hide here or there. Anonymous users are kicked.
Have fun, drop me a PM if you have any problems.
Discussion Here: http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum4/3428.html
Way too complicated - if you are talking anywhere past shoving the next cartridge into the next chamber, you lost me long ago ...
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pullnshoot25
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Posted: Sat Sep 26th, 2009 11:37 pm |
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I idle in there all the time since I use Pidgin.
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UtahJarhead
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Posted: Sun Sep 27th, 2009 12:23 am |
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I use 'irssi' Linux, so there's no reason I can't idle in there as well. I'm not exactly a 'regular' (awesome post count, eh?) but I guess everybody has to start somewhere.
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Gator5713
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Posted: Tue Sep 29th, 2009 03:39 am |
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Using the link (Provided a couple of posts up) works very easily just type in your name and hit enter! Not surprisingly, I was the only one in there when I tried it, but i have it bookmarked now...
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crisisweasel
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Posted: Wed Sep 30th, 2009 02:15 am |
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I would suggest a good way to jump-start this channel is to schedule a chat session and publicize the session. Then people might just stick around before and after. I have found that early Friday, Saturday, or Sunday evenings works well for this.
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KBCraig
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Posted: Thu Oct 1st, 2009 07:42 am |
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Chat is dead. Chat requires real-time participation, which means only a small percentage of folks who might otherwise contribute, can be there at the appointed time.
That's why forums have taken over internet discussions. Listservs failed when HTML email and top-posting became commonplace (plus, email doesn't allow proper threading). Chat is fun, but you can't thread or archive discussions.
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melinuxfool
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Posted: Tue Nov 17th, 2009 01:35 pm |
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BobCav wrote: Well I registed #OpenCarry on slashnet.org's IRC server and created an irc chat room for OpenCarry!!
There are a few ways to access this room.
#1 mIRC programs from http://www.mirc.com its a reasonable download and will allow a better interface than JAVA clients.
#2 Mozilla & Netscape I belive have irc clients built into them.
(For 1 & 2 you just need to select irc.slashnet.org as your server, choose a name (nick) and connect. Once you connect just type "/join #OpenCarry" and you will join the chat room!)
#3 Use the easy Java Chat @ JavaChat
When it loads, type "/join OpenCarry" without the quotes and you should join up with the rest of the people there.
You will enter as Guest ## and can change your name by entering your handle in the upper left box marked ENTER NIC:
or you can just type /nick <Your Nick Here>.
Use your handle or a name that will allow others to recognize you. We have nothing to hide here or there. Anonymous users are kicked.
Have fun, drop me a PM if you have any problems.
Discussion Here: http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum4/3428.html
Another program worthy of mention is XChat. It's open source and free of charge. So if you don't have money to spend on a chat program, or just don't want to... it's a good alternative.
http://xchat.org/
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Bandit
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Posted: Wed Nov 18th, 2009 06:40 pm |
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You guys suppose we might be better off getting a Jabber server up and running...i think its a little more user friendly than IRC. Or...a quick google turns up a plug-in for WowBB called SigmaChat.
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