irc: #chessprogramming on chat.freenode.net

[flok]

Hi,

Just noticed that suddenly all kinds of people started to chat about chess programming in the #chessprogramming channel on chat.freenode.net.
So, got nothing to do or an itch to scratch? Then join that irc channel!

[Vinvin]

Hi,

Just noticed that suddenly all kinds of people started to chat about chess programming in the #chessprogramming channel on chat.freenode.net.
So, got nothing to do or an itch to scratch? Then join that irc channel!

I just joined but nobody in the chat
May be you mean : ##chessprogramming , there's some folk there

[gbtami]

Hi,

Just noticed that suddenly all kinds of people started to chat about chess programming in the #chessprogramming channel on chat.freenode.net.
So, got nothing to do or an itch to scratch? Then join that irc channel!

I just joined but nobody in the chat
May be you mean : ##chessprogramming , there's some folk there

Using ## is rather unusual in IRC land. It gives rather low chance to people to find it

[Vinvin]

Hi,

Just noticed that suddenly all kinds of people started to chat about chess programming in the #chessprogramming channel on chat.freenode.net.
So, got nothing to do or an itch to scratch? Then join that irc channel!

I just joined but nobody in the chat
May be you mean : ##chessprogramming , there's some folk there

Using ## is rather unusual in IRC land. It gives rather low chance to people to find it

I thing double "#" is specific to freenode : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenode#Characteristics

"About" channels begin with two ##, and are available on a first-come, first-served basis without needing a group registration.

[gbtami]

Hi,

Just noticed that suddenly all kinds of people started to chat about chess programming in the #chessprogramming channel on chat.freenode.net.
So, got nothing to do or an itch to scratch? Then join that irc channel!

I just joined but nobody in the chat
May be you mean : ##chessprogramming , there's some folk there

Using ## is rather unusual in IRC land. It gives rather low chance to people to find it

I thing double "#" is specific to freenode : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenode#Characteristics

"About" channels begin with two ##, and are available on a first-come, first-served basis without needing a group registration.

Seems this is a strange Freenode convention I'v never read about before

[ZirconiumX]

As a side note, I've just registered ##computerchess on Freenode, due to the channel admin being seemingly dead. This way we can have a moderation team if necessary, for any arguments that occur.