Cycling IRC channel interest?
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Cycling IRC channel interest?
I've been ponering starting and registering a cycling IRC channel on Undernet.
Anyone interested in such an idea?
show of hands?
It'd allow some real-time chatting on our beloved topic, and other random stuff as desired.
Anyone interested in such an idea?
show of hands?
It'd allow some real-time chatting on our beloved topic, and other random stuff as desired.
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Count me in... but before registering it, just start one! All we'd need is a few people to jump start it.
Matter of fact, I just joined #cycling on Undernet as we speak. So just come right in. If it takes off, I'd be happy to put an eggdrop in there or whatever.
Matter of fact, I just joined #cycling on Undernet as we speak. So just come right in. If it takes off, I'd be happy to put an eggdrop in there or whatever.
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yup need ten regulars/idlers. haha
for reg that is.
I had a channel for some time and de-regged it a couple yers ago.
for reg that is.
I had a channel for some time and de-regged it a couple yers ago.
#8
I've been looking around and found a few cycling related IRC channels, the problem is that each of them have like 1 or 2 people in them. Need to find a way to combine and make for a real channel. I've never been a big fan of Undernet myself but I'm sitting in there.
I have (**REMOVED) and a web applet set up. If this undernet channel takes off I'm all for pointing my applet to undernet.
Lets get some people in this channel!
*edit: Removed other IRC channel information.*
I have (**REMOVED) and a web applet set up. If this undernet channel takes off I'm all for pointing my applet to undernet.
Lets get some people in this channel!
*edit: Removed other IRC channel information.*
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I stick to Undernet because I have other channels there, and don't want 3 or 4 different server/status windows open at once. It gets annoying having to join multiple networks every time I hop on-line.
And yes, channels always start out small and gain members over time. That's the nature of IRC. This is particularly so when dealing with a niche group of people.
This is also the only place I mentioned the channel that's less than a week or so old now.
I suppose if I put a post up in road and MTB cycling forums, it'd get more hits.
This portion of the Forum doesn't seem to get much traffic.
And yes, channels always start out small and gain members over time. That's the nature of IRC. This is particularly so when dealing with a niche group of people.
This is also the only place I mentioned the channel that's less than a week or so old now.
I suppose if I put a post up in road and MTB cycling forums, it'd get more hits.
This portion of the Forum doesn't seem to get much traffic.
#10
I stick to Undernet because I have other channels there, and don't want 3 or 4 different server/status windows open at once. It gets annoying having to join multiple networks every time I hop on-line.
And yes, channels always start out small and gain members over time. That's the nature of IRC. This is particularly so when dealing with a niche group of people.
This is also the only place I mentioned the channel that's less than a week or so old now.
I suppose if I put a post up in road and MTB cycling forums, it'd get more hits.
This portion of the Forum doesn't seem to get much traffic.
And yes, channels always start out small and gain members over time. That's the nature of IRC. This is particularly so when dealing with a niche group of people.
This is also the only place I mentioned the channel that's less than a week or so old now.
I suppose if I put a post up in road and MTB cycling forums, it'd get more hits.
This portion of the Forum doesn't seem to get much traffic.
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mirc is a good one for PC's or you could just point yourself to a web based client like www.mibbit.com






