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From: "Daniel" <dan@spot.org>
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Subject: Re: IRC
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2000 23:18:15 GMT
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> 
> Is it really meant to provide help?  I have no problem adding it if it
> is, I just don't want to have people going there then have it end up
> like #FreeBSD over on Efnet.  Also, I'm assuming that you're talking
> about a #FreeBSD channel on irc.FreeBSD.org.. am I right?
> 

Yes, I am big on providing support for people. I am an op in #FreeBSDHelp
on efnet. #FreeBSD on irc.freebsd.org will be a help channel. And btw, when
you are on there, msg me and I will add you to chanserv.

Thanks for your help,
Daniel Hemmerich


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