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=== Channel Rules === | === Channel Rules === | ||
The #fedora-diversity''' channel guidelines include the rules laid out in [[https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Channel_FAQ Fedora Channel FAQ]] as well as the freenode server [[https://freenode.net/policies network policy]] and freenode [[https://freenode.net/changuide channel guidelines]]. This project also has rules specific to '''#fedora-diversity'''. | The '''#fedora-diversity''' channel guidelines include the rules laid out in [[https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Channel_FAQ Fedora Channel FAQ]] as well as the freenode server [[https://freenode.net/policies network policy]] and freenode [[https://freenode.net/changuide channel guidelines]]. This project also has rules specific to '''#fedora-diversity'''. | ||
=== Communicating with Channel Operators === | === Communicating with Channel Operators === | ||
Revision as of 15:21, 17 May 2016
The project IRC (Internet Relay Chat) channel is located in #fedora-diversity[?] on irc.freenode.net https://freenode.net/.
Channel Rules
The #fedora-diversity channel guidelines include the rules laid out in [Fedora Channel FAQ] as well as the freenode server [network policy] and freenode [channel guidelines]. This project also has rules specific to #fedora-diversity.
Communicating with Channel Operators
Sometimes you need to speak with a channel operator (OP) about an issue in channel. To get a list of OPs you can run the following command in your IRC client:
/msg chanserv access #fedora-diversity list
Channel Bots
IRC bots are simple automated systems that monitor channels and respond to commands that are prefixed with a character. An example would be .hello sent to the channel.
- zodbot uses dot prefix (.), more information on Zodbot page
- fedbot uses at prefix (@), more information on Fedbot page