I'm looking at this:

www.quickchat.org

easy enough...I just create a webpage for it, and set up a link on this board in form of a forum that will be a redirect to the webpage and you can chat :)

tell me what you think!!!

It's worth trying...

Would there ever be enough people on at once?

Thanks for the vote of confidence, Kane :|

In answer to Kane's question....yes

yeah...but I think for now, the link will send us to the original CC's chat room

how's that???

edit: nevermind, that won't work

Alright...I have the chatroom up :flash:

where? :s

Look under archives, you just click the forum name and it'll take you to a webpage, then you click the link off of the webpage and there you are!!!

:cool:

Why is it under archives?

B/c I said so!!! :mad:

and b/c I didn't feel like creating a completely different area for it...

well...I suppose I could add it to the first category area...:hmm:

Also, I am very much aware that Java and Bravenet are terribly slow...this is temporary folks...if you know of a better chat please let me know

Or let me know if you would rather the redirect go to our old chatroom...

A better chat is IRC, just register a channel and boom a chat is ready.

you can get a free java client so people can log on through your website, or the people can just use sotmhing like xchat or mirc to connect to it.

Put a link up at the top, with Help and Search and stuff.

Yes, you can do that :P

we have another option...

everyone must download MIRC and log into the irc.starchat.net network and then type in the channel area #cookiecabinet

it's already registered and everything...and until I find a free chat client...that's the way it'll have to be :s

All thanks to me :mischief:

IRC doth rather suck some major hindquarters :|

I've come to the realization that it would be easier to just get everybody's MSN screenie and go from there.

He's got a point....

But I don't have an MSN screen name....

I don't care, but I stand by my above statement :stab:

The vast majority of the net uses AIM, not that crap MSN. :P

As for IRC, you don't have to use mIRC; netscape and mozilla, for example, have IRC clients built-in. So does Trillian. and there are several java irc portals all over the web, any of which you can use to come to #cookiecabinet.

saying the vast majority of the net uses anything produced by AOL instead of a product you're calling crap is extremely hypocritical :rant2:

:P

Hmm?

AIM is far more widely-used than any of the other networks.....:hmm2:
And I'm talking protocols here, not necessarily clients. I've never used the AIM client in my life (well, maybe once or twice.) But on trillian, and gaim, and what have you, I have about 50 people in my AIM contacts and about 5 in my MSN contacts, one of which I talk to.

I can't anyway. Rules at work :P

Is there a chat that currently is up?