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Do people here actually use the Daniweb Irc channel frequently? I was there a couple of days ago and it was totally empty...

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Member Avatar for katmai539

I was there once, there were a few mods but nobody actually answered.

Member Avatar for JasonHippy

I lurk there sometimes. It's usually pretty quiet. Sometimes there are several people on there not talking to each other, heh heh. But occasionally somebody might break the silence and start a conversation!

Member Avatar for jbennet

Ive lost the link.....

Member Avatar for Digitalwolf

I was there right now, and there were only a couple of ops in other than me. Very very quiet. :)

Member Avatar for Narue

I was there right now, and there were only a couple of ops in other than me. Very very quiet.

Because a weekday morning should be hopping. ;)

Member Avatar for jbennet

Morning? Its afternoon...

Member Avatar for David321

Maybe a shout/chat box on the actual site would be a better idea?

Member Avatar for ~s.o.s~

> Morning? Its afternoon...

Frigging timezones, how do they work? :-)

Member Avatar for David321

Way off topic, I know, but sos, you're signature is really depressing

Member Avatar for jingda

I use it maybe once a week but hardly any members, once in a blue moon there will be someone i can communicate to :)

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Member Avatar for Digitalwolf

Is there a day or time when the channel gets busy? like weekends or the night time...err night time on some timezone?

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Member Avatar for ~s.o.s~

IRC channels work in a different way. The trick here is to join the channel and continue with the stuff you were doing. If someone pops in, drop a casual "hello"; if someone else is interested in carrying on with the discussion, fine. If not, back to work. The mistake folks make is to join the channel, steady their hands on the home row of their keyboard and eagerly wait for someone to type something enlightening, which of course doesn't happen. :)

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