If this trajectory continues, by this time next week, I’ll be using IRC again 😂 #NetNostalgia https://mastodon.online/@tikli/110702597155834197
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@evil_erato Hampster Dance all over the place!
@tikli I've never used IRC - I was the only kid in my class without a computer back when all my classmates were on it ;__; we got an internet connection in 2007 only and by that time, Skype was the big hit (my fandom was restricted to internet cafe's and mobile internet (ON THE BUTTON PHONE)
@superluminous IRC was fun. Discord is very similar, except that on IRC, all the channels were independent of each other and servers weren’t communities the same way they are on Discord. You’d just log on to a server, pick a username (whatever was free) and join one or more channels you knew existed. A new channel could be made by just joining it, and whoever got there first had the moderation rights to it (and could give mod rights to others).