The IRC network is a bit of fun, and it's an enjoyable place to lurk. There seems to be plenty of users, and since most/all of the meetings and major decision making is conducted through it, I'd personally be a little reluctant to move it to a third party. It'll use trivial amounts of bandwidth and resources anyway.
There's also the issue of Freenode being blocked at many places of work.
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(Score: 1) by CHALLNGEACCPTD on Wednesday March 12 2014, @08:56AM
(Score: 5, Insightful) by gallondr00nk on Wednesday March 12 2014, @06:12AM
The IRC network is a bit of fun, and it's an enjoyable place to lurk. There seems to be plenty of users, and since most/all of the meetings and major decision making is conducted through it, I'd personally be a little reluctant to move it to a third party. It'll use trivial amounts of bandwidth and resources anyway.
There's also the issue of Freenode being blocked at many places of work.
(Score: 1) by CHALLNGEACCPTD on Wednesday March 12 2014, @08:56AM
Hear, hear!
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday March 12 2014, @12:50PM
You're reluctant to move it to a "third party" like freenode??
In terms of IRC, freenode is trustworthy, anything private is NOT.
(Score: 2) by xlefay on Wednesday March 12 2014, @01:57PM
I think (you'll have to ask Landon) our original intention was to be much like SlashNet, but better.