On IRC (a chat), how do you register a username..?
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wazasabi wrote...
Um.. Hi. I was wondering if you could put in one of those Mini-Chat boxes at the main page? You know, so that people can be more active in a way that instead of waiting for a reply for a long time, they could enjoy the company of the other FAKKU members.IRC, click on it. The tab on the upper right.
wazasabi wrote...
Also, could you guys put those Member detection things where you see who the members who are currently logged in and those guests who are visiting the site? I know that we see the status when we look at the forums but wouldn't it be easier if there was this thing?It's already there. When you're on the main forum page go to the bottom and click on "Who's Online?"
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Mike
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I personally cannot stand chatboxes. Anytime I'm on a site with them I want to gouge my eyes out. It's like a train wreck, you can't help but look at the mess.
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I have a related question. And since it sorta ties into this thread, I'll ask here.
On IRC (a chat), how do you register a username..? I did read the directions but failed to.. understand how it's done...
On IRC (a chat), how do you register a username..? I did read the directions but failed to.. understand how it's done...
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HentaiElder wrote...
On IRC (a chat), how do you register a username..? I did read the directions but failed to.. understand how it's done...
type in the following when you're using the name you want to register
/msg nickserv register <password> <email>
Don't put the "<" and ">" in. You'll get an email after that which gives you a command to finish the registration.
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Mike wrote...
I personally cannot stand chatboxes. Anytime I'm on a site with them I want to gouge my eyes out. It's like a train wreck, you can't help but look at the mess.Korou wrote...
I also think that a chatbox is unnecessary since there's IRC to talk with members in here.Sorry for that..Didn't know some people hate chat boxes.
What a stupid suggestion. Feel so ignorantly brain dead right now >.<
(Banging head repeatedly on the computer table where the keyboard is)