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#World-Chat has some of the finest Ops and Voices on Rizon, all working together to monitor the channel, teach the newcomers, and train new ops and voices. To get to where we are today, most of us started out as newbies just poking around, and found ourselves baffled by a colorful chat program called mIRC. | Channel #World-Chat has some of the finest Ops and Voices on Rizon, all working together to monitor the channel, teach the newcomers, and train new ops and voices. To get to where we are today, most of us started out as newbies just poking around, and found ourselves baffled by a colorful chat program called mIRC. | ||
Through one way or another, we stumbled into #World-Chat and found the channel to be full of energy, well-monitored, and best of all -- we were helped by the staff to learn more about Internet Relay Chat, or IRC. We liked the atmosphere, made friends, eventually learning enough to become an authorized assistant, or HOP. After training and experience we moved up to the @, or Op position. | Through one way or another, we stumbled into #World-Chat and found the channel to be full of energy, well-monitored, and best of all -- we were helped by the staff to learn more about Internet Relay Chat, or IRC. We liked the atmosphere, made friends, eventually learning enough to become an authorized assistant, or HOP. After training and experience we moved up to the @, or Op position. | ||
Revision as of 06:34, 4 January 2020
Op/VOp Information
Channel #World-Chat has some of the finest Ops and Voices on Rizon, all working together to monitor the channel, teach the newcomers, and train new ops and voices. To get to where we are today, most of us started out as newbies just poking around, and found ourselves baffled by a colorful chat program called mIRC.
Through one way or another, we stumbled into #World-Chat and found the channel to be full of energy, well-monitored, and best of all -- we were helped by the staff to learn more about Internet Relay Chat, or IRC. We liked the atmosphere, made friends, eventually learning enough to become an authorized assistant, or HOP. After training and experience we moved up to the @, or Op position.
This particular section of the website contains references that are helpful to us as Ops. We hope this information may also be helpful for someone managing other channels and needing general 'how-to' tips. Also available is a wide variety of information directly related to holding the @ in a busy channel.
- Note: Some links are under construction -- new content added daily