SPCR

An "Unoffical" SPCR IRC channel can be found here:

#SilentPCReview on chat.serenia.net

How to chat:
To connect from a Java-enabled web browser, click here to chat.

If you have Mozilla Firefox or Seamonkey, you can use the embedded chat client, ChatZilla to chat with us. After installation, point to [url]irc://chat.serenia.net/silentpcreview[/url] to be instantly connected.

Alternative IRC clients for the desktop include:

• X-Chat (For Windows) (Free)
• X-Chat (For Linux) (Free)
• mIRC (For Windows)

Please note that this channel is neither run by, endorsed by, nor moderated by SPCR. But, if you're looking for a fast response to a question, or just want to chat with your fellow silent pc'ers, here's your chance.

no one inside at the moment...

yup. seems mighty empty.

[edit] just a thought... maybe having the channel on a minor network makes people not want to go there. how about efnet or undernet?

borc wrote:[edit] just a thought... maybe having the channel on a minor network makes people not want to go there. how about efnet or undernet?

I co-started a channel on a very minor network and it sustains 20-30 people most of the time. Thorough the history I've had two people ask why it wasn't on a more popular network. Most of the members aren't hardcore IRC veterans - but those tend to idle most of the time anyway.

I just don't think a well-run forum-based community like SPCR has a need for an IRC channel.

Servers like EFNet do not have services either, which can be a huge pain when you're trying to keep control of your channel.

Bump!

I've decided to stick this channel in my auto-join. Seems floffe's got it in his auto-join as well. Anyone care to join us?

Sylph-DS wrote:Bump!

I've decided to stick this channel in my auto-join. Seems floffe's got it in his auto-join as well. Anyone care to join us?

I placed it in my auto-join as well. It's me and floffe in there now.

I just joined.
Will try to be on as much as possible.

Perhaps using another server will lure more users to the channel.

serenia.net has 89 users compared to 70 239 for the biggest server network quakenet.