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hi there everybody..

i just noticed that there is no forum dedicated to internet relay chat (IRC)... although there are several threads focused on this, i think it is quite better if there is a forum where questions on IRC are tackled head-on in a purely academic level...

anyway, this is just my two cents...

so long..


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is this a Question??? It looks like a suggestion. I think you may directly post this sort of questions in the Suggestion Thread..!

And how would an IRC forum help the general Unix public? It's not even necessarily Unix-centric.

hello again..

you are right killserve...maybe this post should have been threaded into the suggestion thread...my apologies...

but then, livinfree, irc has been an integral part of the networking community, regardless of OS's installed in their system... Also, IRC has long spawned a "culture" of its own - programming, design, architecture...

for one, everybody could go to the homepage of mIRC for help in using the client , but that page do not provide technical overview and information on its architecture...

Linux has its own built-in irc client, we can get one also for freebsd, etch... The point here is that an IRC forum could go a long way in not only providing general help in IRC for the ordinary users but also a venue for the development of IRC (for the developers and enthusiasts)- of course focused on UNIX and the other *nix platform...

anyway, i am very much open for critiques... i only want to discuss the feasibility of having an IRC forum in an academic approach...

thans for your responses...

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Well, I guess the decision would ultimately be up to Neo, since he is the admin.

In the meantime, google found lots of IRC Forums:
http://www.google.com/search?num=30&...=Google+Search