I agree that face to face is better. My argument was just that IRC was better than nothing. Tim mro wrote: > > But.... to eat and drink beer and make attempts to partake in an IRC can be > quite much for some. It doesn't have that social geek atmosphere either. Nor > may some newbies be able to set up IRC. The joy of the LUG is getting out of > the house once a week to mingle with others of similar interest. I like the > idea of bombarding my place here in Springfield but a few probably couldn't > or wouldn't want to make it here. I allow beer and food :-) My next door > neighbor doesn't care. I don't care about the downstairs neighbors. We're not > loud or obnoxious so who would we bother? I'm trying to get my hands on any > desks that could be used for workstations. Currently I can make room for at > least two more computers. I've mentioned before, I've got cable, dhcp, and > coffee. What more does a geek need? Field your questions, fuel my ideas. > Later all. > > Who owns the fish? > > On Tuesday 17 July 2001 09:24 am, you wrote: > > Well, somebody said there is already a euglug channel on the openprojects > > network. At the moment, I am the only person in that channel, so it seems > > to have died... So I will once again suggest Webbnet. I always use > > irc.webbnet.org, but there are other servers. I found a list here: > > http://netsplit.de/networks/WEBBnet/servers.shtml > > > > I think we would start Thursday at 5:30 or 6 and go until people have > > nothing left to say. Nice thing about IRC is that you can eat and drink > > beer in the comfort of your own home... It would probably be helpful if > > people chose nicks that resembled their real names. > > > > Tim > > _________________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
