Then there's other channels like #wikimedia (the organisation that owns Wikipedia), #photography, and #lobsters, more hobbyist communities that nevertheless still had a significant presence.Įach of these channels had "operators/ops", which were admins that had the power to kick/mute/etc other normal users and set channel topics (think discord channel descriptions, and are featured prominently to each user as they joined the channel).
Irc freenode software#
In each network, there are a bunch of channels (mostly developer focused) like #linux, #openbsd, etc, which are fairly important pieces of software infrastructure that runs on most of the world's servers. The most notable of them was (), which at March of this year boasted 90k users, more than all other networks combined, and hosted important channels for multiple very important open source projects. Since IRC is just a protocol that anybody can implement, like a cake recipe that anybody could follow, several big IRC sites (known as networks) came to dominate the landscape for people that didn't want to run their own. IRC, or Internet Relay Chat, is basically how developers of a bunch of very important open source projects (think the people that write software than runs on 90% on the world's servers) still talk to each other even to this day, and has a small but loyal userbase of people still consistently using it to this day.īuckle up, because this tale features a self-proclaimed Korean Emperor ruining the day for everybody. Our icon comprises the Knitting icon created by Ben Davis and the Fire icon created by Susannanova, both released under CC-BY 3.0.īefore the age of slack/discord, old timers who needed to talk to each other used an ancient technology known as IRC. There must be a noticeable impact to the relevant community based on the size of the communityĭrama must have concluded at least 14 days prior to posting, ongoing drama belongs in the weekly Hobby Scuffles thread No validation-seeking or awfulbrag posts, OP should not be part of the drama Post reddit community drama to /r/SubredditDramaĬonsequences of the drama must be detailed beyond ".and everyone was mad" No low-quality or low-effort posts, including reposts or copypastas.
Title all posts in the correct format: Drama Descriptor Site-wide rules and reddiquette also apply here Please see the wiki for more information.ĭo not post, link to, or ask for personal informationĭo not insult other users, participate in flame wars, or flame bait
Irc freenode tv#
Some examples include: drama related to a Twitch Steamer or YouTuber current news and events watching TV Shows, movies, and sports.Ī post that describes an experience relating to a hobby you participate in. Watching TV shows and sports, viewing Let's Plays and streams, and listening to bands are not considered hobbies for the purpose of this sub however writing fanfic, drawing fan art, participating in roleplays, doing cosplay, playing video games, participating in sports groups, and composing music would be. Following a social media account is not a hobby, because you are not actively participating.įandom drama must involve active participation in a hobby to qualify as hobby drama. Being internet famous is not a hobby, because there is no community.
Irc freenode free#
What makes a hobby is a very deep philosophical question for the purposes of our community, a hobby community is "a group of people who are connected by their active participation in a particular activity during their free time for personal enjoyment".Ĭampaigning for political causes is not a hobby, because you don't campaign for personal enjoyment. In r/HobbyDrama, this is obviously a huge factor in the drama. Join the official r/HobbyDrama discord here!
"The most interesting subreddit about things you're not interested in."Ī place where people can post dramatic and controversial stories, events and situations within their specific circles, usually consisting of events others may not have heard of.
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