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Any decisions made or "agreed to" in the channel should not always be considered definitive. The number of users who contribute to the wiki but do not use the channel is high, and thus the discussion can exclude these contributors. Because of this, discussions that are of interest to everyone should take place on talk pages instead. | Any decisions made or "agreed to" in the channel should not always be considered definitive. The number of users who contribute to the wiki but do not use the channel is high, and thus the discussion can exclude these contributors. Because of this, discussions that are of interest to everyone should take place on talk pages instead. | ||
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IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is used frequently by Team Fortress Wiki editors, moderators and administrators to co-ordinate their wiki efforts. The #tfwiki channel hosted on irc.freenode.net is the channel used most frequently.
Access to the channel is free for all users, and those who are not regularly active on the wiki are encouraged to join the channel to collaborate with others.
The channel
The channel bot has been configured to broadcast items on Special:RecentChanges to all users within the channel. Discussion in the channel is also logged. Logs can be viewed here.
Any decisions made or "agreed to" in the channel should not always be considered definitive. The number of users who contribute to the wiki but do not use the channel is high, and thus the discussion can exclude these contributors. Because of this, discussions that are of interest to everyone should take place on talk pages instead.
You can find a list of editors usually found on this channel here.
Popular clients
- ChatZilla (Firefox extension) – free, all platforms
- HydraIRC Free
- XChat – Windows (free), Linux (free)
- mIRC – Windows ($20 or 30-day trial)
Alternative
Freenode provides access to their IRC servers through their webchat service. You can connect directly to the to the channel here.
