Doesn't that pretty much destroy the concept behind IRC, that is to allow
people to chat with each other? Also, don't people on a channel have the
right to see who they are keeping company, and thus being associated with?
The other question is, will this channel mode break IRC clients?
stoney`
Due to the nature of IRC's client<->server protocol, the join/parts are a
must, but because of the server and traffic load, setting (and in particular
removing) a channel mode to do this is probably not practical, how about
creating a new channel type, that is global (like # and + channels) but is
On Fri, Jul 26, 2002 at 09:15:26PM +0200, bas wrote:
> Sounds like "auditorium" mode. IRCplus has it, check ircplus for which
> char they use (if you must). i dont think this feature should be used on
> undernet, as its far from "pure", which ircu is atm.
Thanks for the tip about IRCplus; I'm ta
