To Synth and everyone else:
The current FFR chat is riddled with numerous issues, primarily the ease in which a person can abuse the chat (through emoticon flooding, or as we saw earlier today, a user by the name of the_creeper flooding the chat with 72 point text and automatically rejoining after being autokicked.) In addition, the chat supports a limited number of users, is extremely buggy, and has further issues with the webcam support, where many users have found it humorous to act inappropriately.
It's time to get some sort of IRC module in place of the current chat. IRC works so much better than pnukecomm because it is much harder to abuse, exists on an external server, and already has an infrastructure set up (irc.eggheads.org #flashflashrevolution). It supports innumerable users, allows for idling, and is rarely down. In addition, features like topics and nick changes make it more appropriate as a chat medium, and the ease in which operators can kick/ban/temporary ban means that few people will act up. Finally, whereas Flash applications periodically lose their connection to the server, IRC rarely acts up in this regard.
It's time for change. It's time to do away with the current chat, and usher in IRC.
-Chardish, on behalf of many
The current FFR chat is riddled with numerous issues, primarily the ease in which a person can abuse the chat (through emoticon flooding, or as we saw earlier today, a user by the name of the_creeper flooding the chat with 72 point text and automatically rejoining after being autokicked.) In addition, the chat supports a limited number of users, is extremely buggy, and has further issues with the webcam support, where many users have found it humorous to act inappropriately.
It's time to get some sort of IRC module in place of the current chat. IRC works so much better than pnukecomm because it is much harder to abuse, exists on an external server, and already has an infrastructure set up (irc.eggheads.org #flashflashrevolution). It supports innumerable users, allows for idling, and is rarely down. In addition, features like topics and nick changes make it more appropriate as a chat medium, and the ease in which operators can kick/ban/temporary ban means that few people will act up. Finally, whereas Flash applications periodically lose their connection to the server, IRC rarely acts up in this regard.
It's time for change. It's time to do away with the current chat, and usher in IRC.
-Chardish, on behalf of many




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