One of the sites I've found them on is more technical, but another is definitely not. The embedded version is very newbie
friendly.
Janine
Pine W wrote:
That sounds workable and hopefully friendly.
Pine
On Aug 2, 2014 7:51 PM, "Janine Starykowicz" <jrst...@barntowire.com
<mailto:jrst...@barntowire.com>> wrote:
There are plenty of people using IRC, but many of them don't know it. There
are chatroom/IRC hybrids, generally on forum
sites. You embed the chat window in a web page, and anyone can join in.
Those who want can use any IRC client to get to
the same channel, but with more features.
http://www.irchighway.net/
http://mibbit.com/
Janine
Sarah Stierch wrote:
Exactly. IRC is for the old school and ubergeek. And as Sue has said in the past
- we're only going to "retain" specific
types of people to be long term editors (ubergeeks like us) but, if we can
figure out a solution to help out the "average
joe/sphine" editor...
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