1. IRC discussion
- Posted by Jeremy Cowgar <jeremy at cowg?r.co?> Apr 25, 2008
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- Last edited Apr 26, 2008
To all who wish, I am going to try an experiment. At 16:00 UTC on Saturday, April 26. Let's all meet on #euphoria on irc.freenode.net ... If enough people show, we can hold a moderated discussion over some of the important issues we've all been discussing yesterday and today. I *think* 16:00 UTC will give most people an opportunity to participate. It's going to be impossible to negotiate a time amongst all of us, unfortunately. If enough people show up, we can hold a moderated discussion. What I mean by moderated is not censored, but moderated. For instance, I'll have a list of topics that need to be discussed. I'll then list them on the channel and ask if anyone else has a topic that needs to be discussed. We will then have a master list of topics. We will then go right down the list and talk in an orderly fashion about each topic. I've never done such a thing, but at first thought it seems like it could be very productive. I may be wrong, but I am going to give it a try. BTW... I am on #euphoria on irc.freenode.net now. I have been hanging out in the channel. Some have stopped by. You can join any time you would like, doesn't have to be Saturday at 16:00 UTC, but that's when the group discussion will start. -- Jeremy Cowgar http://jeremy.cowgar.com
2. Re: IRC discussion
- Posted by Ryan W. Johnson <ryanj at flu?dae.c?m> Apr 26, 2008
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I used to be online every day in the Euphoria chat room on sorcery.net, but it eventually died. I think it's a good idea to try it on irc.freenode.net because sorcery.net doesn't seem to have many actual programmers on it. Occasionally, people would show up wondering what euphoria was about, and as soon as we started confusing them with technical computer stuff and explain that it's a programming language, they would leave! Heheh. I like the idea of real-time chat with other euphoria programmers so we can discuss ideas. I'll try to be there tomorrow. ~Ryan W. Johnson Fluid Application Environment http://www.fluidae.com/ [cool quote here, if i ever think of one...]