Internet Relay Chat (IRC) Log Archive now available
Submitted by Sebastian on Wed, 11/27/2013 - 16:54
It was not long ago that the majority of our community based communications started taking place live in real-time on IRC. This marks a transition from our earlier forum and mailing list system and moves our team members and community closer together as we can interact in a more natural manner.
We have now set in place our own IRC log archive, storing all those interesting conversations for later reference and allowing anyone to catch up on discussions that took place in their absence. Our IRC archival records date back to June 2013.
We have now set in place our own IRC log archive, storing all those interesting conversations for later reference and allowing anyone to catch up on discussions that took place in their absence. Our IRC archival records date back to June 2013.
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3 Comments
Where is the forum? No
Where is the forum? No wonder people were not using it before. IRC is too elitest, wrecking community (where are the tens of thousands on the IRC chat). It should be banned.
The website is barely usable for some reason, it is doing very slow character by character firm entry here, and repeatedly taking me out if context to the page above. It also has just completely stalled out one of my android internet viewing devices. It stalls the pages when they load, resize or move with scrolling everywhere. There are many fast efficient old days to do this that don't take up resources.
The IRC archive is a joke,
The IRC archive is a joke, nothing I would ever read. Totally unstructered and a waste of time.
Th IRC archive is a joke.
Th IRC archive is a joke. This is nothing I would ever read nor is there any structured information which could be found easily. And like Wayne said, always the same two or three people. Where is the community? Is there any?
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