You can join multiple channels at the same time of course. It's good for communicating with each other, arrange funwars, having fun and and and. It enables group chats with any number of participants and private conversations between two persons (query). IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a text-based Chat-System. They just had the problem that Europeans use practically only IRCnet or in some extent also Quakenet.Posted: Wed 9 Nov - 17:30 (2011) Post subject: IRC: #logic on quakenet I thought of creating the channel to EFnet or Undernet. IRCnet is also the first and original IRC network, it's European and it's the most free and democratic bigger IRC network out there. I've just got huge antipathies towards Quakenet because of what I've seen there before. The only positive side I can see in Quakenet is that the people from eastern Europe use it quite a lot. We should also remember that Quakenet is primarily for players of Quake and other FPS games. There are more Europeans in IRCnet than there are in Quakenet. Quite often I hear about IRC staff complaining that the Quakenet operators do things very unfairly.Īnd besides, there are about as many users in both Quakenet and IRCnet (IRCnet being nowadays a bit smaller, though), but IRCnet is mostly European, while Quakenet has a much bigger percentage of Americans. We used to have an IRC channel in Quakenet for a while with my friends, but had to move it to IRCnet because of those problems.

They'd just come to the channel knowing nothing about EBT and saying we're all idiots because we're all idiots because he says so.

Quakenet has also many problems with the so-called lamers. What do you mean? mIRC supports being on two servers at once. Pinky wrote:isn't it easyer to create a channel on Quakenet since most of the people who have mIRC are on quakenet :)

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