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From: mika ruohotie <bsdchat@shadows.aeon.net>
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In-Reply-To: <Pine.BSF.3.95q.970617070337.11380A-100000@obiwan.psinet.net.au> from Adrian Chadd at "Jun 17, 97 07:07:50 am"
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> if you move it to efnet we'll start getting lamers doing
> something like this :
> <Adrian> *aYANNI* hi
> <Adrian> *aYANNI* 16f..u
> <Adrian> *REAL* m\f
> <Adrian> *orca* Hello Adrian
> <Adrian> *silver* hi
> <Adrian> *yapar* Where are you from???
> <Adrian> *sweetguy* hi
> <Adrian> *chrisly* hi
> <Adrian> *Bendeguz* hi ad
> <Adrian> *Bendeguz* Hello ADRIAN!
> <Adrian> *gatinho* hi adrian
> <Adrian> *gatinho* where are you from?
> <Adrian> *gatinho* im from Brazil
> <Adrian> *gatinho* and you?

/window new level msgs   (and i add 'log on' to that line)

is your friend. (assuming you use real ircii -client)

ofcourse one could also ignore msgs from everyone else but listed people...

> I jump onto BSDnet for exactly that reason - a lame-free (well, almost ..
> but the lame ones are expelled quickly) network.

but for a long time irc-addict, that's where major part of one's pals are...

yes, i know the advantages of a "closed" network...

> Isn't that difficult is it?
> </RANT>
> :)

right.

well, ok, i give up, running one more irc gives me 50 lines scrolling
space, which is better than the same amount shared with several channels...

ofcourse, i still have to change highlight to another xterm...

> Adrian Chadd			| "Unix doesn't stop you from doing


mickey