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GhettoForge operates two IRC channels on [[irc.freenode.net]]: #ghettoforge and #ghettoforge-meeting. The meeting channel is only used occasionally; most of the chat traffic occurs in #ghettoforge.  
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Our IRC presence currently consists of two primary channels on the [irc://chat.freenode.net Freenode IRC Network]: #psychotic and #psychotic-meeting. General discussion occurs in #psychotic with the #psychotic-meeting channel being reserved for meetings.  While we encourage our users to stop by we do, hoever, ask that people abide by the following guidelines.
  
==IRC Guidlines==
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==IRC Guidelines==
  
# Post in English. Most of our packagers and volunteers only speak the English language.
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# Please post in English; most of our packagers and volunteers only speak the English language.
# Keep conversations on-topic and related to GhettoForge.
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# Keep conversations on-topic and related to Psychotic Ninja matters.
# Don't paste anything longer than two lines. Use a [[http://pastebin.com pastebin]] instead.
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# We ask that you don't paste more than two lines. Use a [[http://fpaste.org|pastebin service]] for longer material.
# Don't use private messages to contact other members of the channel without asking permission first. It's rude and many users will ignore you if you do this.
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# Do not use private messages to contact other members of the channel without first asking permission. It is considered to be rude and many users will ignore you if you do this.
 
# Avoid flame wars. Use your IRC client's /ignore feature if someone is giving you grief.
 
# Avoid flame wars. Use your IRC client's /ignore feature if someone is giving you grief.
# Don't ask to ask a question. Ask your question, and [[http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html ask it smartly]].
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# Do not ask to ask a question. Ask your question, and [[http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html|ask it smartly]].
 
# If you don't get an immediate response, hang around. The channel users may be busy or away. Wait at least a half hour before asking the same question again.
 
# If you don't get an immediate response, hang around. The channel users may be busy or away. Wait at least a half hour before asking the same question again.
 
# Apply common sense and courtesy.
 
# Apply common sense and courtesy.
  
Users connecting from IRC gateways and shells with a /shell*/ hostmask are banned to prevent abuse.  
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Users connecting from IRC gateways and shells with a /shell*/ hostmask are banned to prevent abuse.
 
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Revision as of 06:08, 22 December 2014

Our IRC presence currently consists of two primary channels on the Freenode IRC Network: #psychotic and #psychotic-meeting. General discussion occurs in #psychotic with the #psychotic-meeting channel being reserved for meetings. While we encourage our users to stop by we do, hoever, ask that people abide by the following guidelines.

IRC Guidelines

  1. Please post in English; most of our packagers and volunteers only speak the English language.
  2. Keep conversations on-topic and related to Psychotic Ninja matters.
  3. We ask that you don't paste more than two lines. Use a [service] for longer material.
  4. Do not use private messages to contact other members of the channel without first asking permission. It is considered to be rude and many users will ignore you if you do this.
  5. Avoid flame wars. Use your IRC client's /ignore feature if someone is giving you grief.
  6. Do not ask to ask a question. Ask your question, and [it smartly].
  7. If you don't get an immediate response, hang around. The channel users may be busy or away. Wait at least a half hour before asking the same question again.
  8. Apply common sense and courtesy.

Users connecting from IRC gateways and shells with a /shell*/ hostmask are banned to prevent abuse.