I invite people of all schools and ranks to an IRC chat room for discussing and developing our interest in the fringe topics.
Use this link to join through a web client:
http://webchat.freenode.net/?nick=Seeker_..&channels=%23%23fringe&prompt=1
Or connect using an IRC client at:
Server: chat.freenode.net
Port: 667
Channel: /join ##fringe
To read more about IRC, rules and more, visit: http://fringechan.org/irc.html or click the IRC button in the top menu.
Contrary to popular belief: the IRC channel is not dead.
Welcometh thee.
>>4632
>Contrary to popular belief: the IRC channel is not dead
A mistake I made.
Lately I've been wanting to keep in touch with like-minded people so I think I will be there whenever I can.
Also, if anyone wanna talk or whatever then add me on Skype and we can become best of friends in no time! Text only though.
Skype: indiegogo.pill
>>4633
We can also do some magic experiments or whatever if anyone is up for it. I've always been working alone and it may be the time to widen my horizons.
But of course we can also do it on IRC.
Why not discuss the stuff on the site?
>>4725
Threads serve their purpose as billboards and long period storage for information. The chat is a quick gathering of people that want to exchange quick discussions about things. Sometimes a thread's topic goes into the chat, then comes out as a post and vice versa.
Enjoy the chat for what it is, enjoy the board for what it is.
just in case anyone swings by, irc chat is dead
