My experience with IRC is that just like Reddit was, it is filled with entrenched mods and admins that act like petty kings and treat the channels/servers as their personal fiefdom. Some of these people have been mods and admins for like 15+ years. Incredibly cliquish and off putting, hostile to new users.
I think IRC could work but only if you create your own server and invite like minded people, and maybe rotate mods/admins regularly, lest the same thing happen to your server.
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My experience with IRC is that just like Reddit was, it is filled with entrenched mods and admins that act like petty kings and treat the channels/servers as their personal fiefdom. Some of these people have been mods and admins for like 15+ years. Incredibly cliquish and off putting, hostile to new users.
I think IRC could work but only if you create your own server and invite like minded people, and maybe rotate mods/admins regularly, lest the same thing happen to your server.
Do you also rotate yourself out, then? Perhaps just symbolically with a hand picked temporary replacement?
Just buy a rotating chair.
Takes about 10 mins to set up your own IRC server
so you can talk to yourself?
Think I replied to the wrong comment:/
But obviously no. It’s so you can create your own community with your own rules etc .
I am not important enough to have my own community following but I assume someone will have a use for it