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=== #chanchan ===
=== #chanchan ===
'''#chanchan''' is the channel that [[chanchan]] moved to after it was decided that ''EnterTheGame'' was not a suitable network for the site. Since the birth of chanchan, the channel moved through six IRC networks until it reached the current one.
'''#chanchan''' is the channel that [[chanchan]] moved to after it was decided that ''EnterTheGame'' was not a suitable network for the site. Since the birth of chanchan, the channel moved through six IRC networks until it reached the current one.
Currently, you will auto-connect to this channel when you join the network.
* Click to connect in your client: [irc://irc.lurkmore.com/chanchan irc.lurkmore.com #chanchan]
* Click to connect in your client: [irc://irc.lurkmore.com/chanchan irc.lurkmore.com #chanchan]
* Copy & paste into your client: <tt>/server -m irc.lurkmore.com -j #chanchan</tt>
* Copy & paste into your client: <tt>/server -m irc.lurkmore.com -j #chanchan</tt>


=== #malegeneral ===
=== #malegeneral ===
'''#malegeneral''' is where fags hang out. This is currently the most popular channel on the network.
'''#malegeneral''' is where fags used to hang out. At once point it became the most popular channel on the network because 4chan killed the camwhore scene with [[/soc/]]. A short while later, #malegeneral died thanks to 4chan continuing to kill the camwhore scene by also adding boards for faggots.
* Click to connect in your client: [irc://irc.lurkmore.com/malegeneral irc.lurkmore.com #malegeneral]
* Copy & paste into your client: <tt>/server -m irc.lurkmore.com -j #malegeneral</tt>


=== #tranchan ===
=== #tranchan ===
'''#tranchan''' is where the regulars of TranCHAN should meet.
'''#tranchan''' is no longer in use.
* Click to connect in your client: [irc://irc.lurkmore.com/tranchan irc.lurkmore.com #tranchan]
* Copy & paste into your client: <tt>/server -m irc.lurkmore.com -j #tranchan</tt>


== IRC Clients ==
== IRC Clients ==

Revision as of 22:37, 24 February 2015

IRC is a place where people of all types go to chat and share files. IRC was very popular in the late 90s and early 00s for warez. It was also very popular for gaming clans to meet in order to coordinate themselves better.

These days, most social websites have a channel on some IRC network, even if it's not entirely obvious. IRC can be accessed through a web browser, making it seem as though it's just some sort of internal website chat, even though it's actually IRC based.

You can connect to the chat right now, right in your browser, without any extra setup. Visit the webchat page for LURKMORE IRC chat, enter any username and hit Connect. That's it, you're ready to chat.

LURKMORE IRC Information

IRC network: irc.lurkmore.com
Network Channel: #lurkmore.[1]

IRC Channels

The channels for each site are listed below. You can also get a full list of channels on the network by entering the command /list into your client.

#chanchan

#chanchan is the channel that chanchan moved to after it was decided that EnterTheGame was not a suitable network for the site. Since the birth of chanchan, the channel moved through six IRC networks until it reached the current one.

Currently, you will auto-connect to this channel when you join the network.

  • Click to connect in your client: irc.lurkmore.com #chanchan
  • Copy & paste into your client: /server -m irc.lurkmore.com -j #chanchan

#malegeneral

#malegeneral is where fags used to hang out. At once point it became the most popular channel on the network because 4chan killed the camwhore scene with /soc/. A short while later, #malegeneral died thanks to 4chan continuing to kill the camwhore scene by also adding boards for faggots.

#tranchan

#tranchan is no longer in use.

IRC Clients

Comparison of Internet Relay Chat clients.

Multi-OS

Opera Web Browser and Pidgin have IRC built in.

Windows

mIRC is a great client for Windows (download mIRC here, install instructions in info.txt), though there are many more to choose from that may fit you better.

Mac

For Macs you can use Colloquy.

Linux

If you are using Linux and you can't figure it out, that's a shame.

Related articles

References