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Hi, my nick over the years has been Kris. I was a champ once upon a time on ircqnet but that was a long time ago. Just thought I'd hit you up with a hello Kay and see if you remember me
Preamble
Libra IRC channels are growing fast, and keeping a pleasant atmosphere has been the main cause of them becoming such an attractive place to both new and experienced users. The Libra IRC operators do lots of work to keep channels friendly and people happy, but this is made possible by adhering to a specific set of rules. Please also be aware that Libra channels are logged, many officially and all of them unofficially by individual users, and the contents of all channels are considered to be in the public domain.
General channel guidelines
These guidelines do not cover every single aspect of the Libra channels' etiquette. Specific practices are encouraged and discouraged, according to these guidelines' intent as well as to practical channel needs. Recommendations from channel operators, including those stored in the channel bots, should be followed.
The Code of Conduct should always be obeyed
This one should not need further explanation; the Code of Conduct forms the basics of the pleasant atmosphere in Libra. Being nice to each other, being cooperative and respecting each other is a must.
Don't flood the channel with messages
Sending many messages in a short amount of time is called "flooding" the channel. Flooding the channel disrupts all conversations. Please don't do it. If you want to show large texts, such as errors, use the pastebin and post the URL to the paste instead.
Don't cross post your question
Each Libra channel has distinct topic ranging from general Libra chat, to specific Libra technologies. Ask your question in the channel that is most relevant to your query. Don't post in multiple Libra channels or in channels with unrelated topics. To check a channels topic, type "/topic" into your IRC client.
Don't use public away messages
Some clients have the ability to announce when you are "away" from the IRC client, and also when you come back. Some clients can also be configured to change your IRC nick-name when away and back. If your client has such an option, please ensure that it is disabled, or at least disabled in the Libra IRC channels. Imagine every one of the hundreds (or thousands) of people in each channel doing that. It's not a pretty sight. Changing your nick to user-away is frowned upon. If you want to set away do it silently with "/away Reason" then when someone uses your name they are told you are away and the channel is not disturbed. On that same thread, you shouldn't spam support channels with the music you are playing currently. It generates noise that's not useful to a help channel. Check the social channel (Usually listed in the channel topic) instead.
How to ask for help in the channel
Ask chatters or ops or go to #help
Time to ask
The time of day at which you ask will influence who reads the question. People may not have an answer to your question right away, so please be patient.
Don't repeat your question every few minutes
In a support channel, lots of people are asking questions. We do our best to answer them all but are not all knowing. If you don't get answers immediately, please wait a before asking again. If it's busy, wait even longer. If no one answers, don't get mad, maybe no one who is around right now knows.
It is worth considering the Forums or Libra-users Mailing List if you have not tried them already.
Respect the channel's language
All Libra Core Channels are English language channels. There are Libra channels in other languages. If you speak in a channel with a different language you will be asked to join a channel for your language. Please ask the user to speak in the correct language before going to #help or asking for a op
Language and Subject
All Libra IRC channels are visited by people whose ages vary, and whose tolerances of language and subject choice vary equally as much. Please be considerate of everyone and keep all the Libra IRC channels friendly places for everyone. This means that you should avoid any language which may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such language. Support channels are usually very busy places, and we prefer them strictly for support only.
For general chatter you can visit our social channels, but please be aware that there are limits to behaviour and subjects in there also. When using any Libra IRC channel, please take care of your topic choice. Some topics are controversial and often end in fighting. Some examples of touchy subjects are war, race, religion, politics, gender, sexuality, drugs, potentially illegal activities and suicide. Discussions on these subjects regularly upset people, so please be aware and drop a discussion if you are asked. Our offtopic channels are designed to be places where people can be in company of others while talking about subjects that they enjoy. We realize that many of us enjoy figuring out computer problems, but we respectfully ask that if a conversation is turning into something that you would more likely see in our support channels, that you bring it there instead. That said, if someone asks you to move your support conversation into one of our support channels, please do so.
This is not a blanket ban on any and all mention of these topics, however common sense is compulsory. Please be respectful and take the discussion elsewhere if someone takes exception. Please always adhere to libra.irc Policy when you join any channels.)
Don't be annoying
Flooding, away messages, repeating yourself, CTCP messages, and bot abuse are not the only ways you can be annoying. Personal attacks when things don't go as planned, other attention-seeking behaviour, and continued misbehaving after you have been asked to stop is disruptive and obnoxious. Such behaviour may result in a removal from the channel.
When helping: be helpful
Libra IRC channels welcome any help, but we do ask you to stay as helpful as possible. If you get stuck, then please say so, instead of guessing; someone else will step up and continue. Try to familiarize yourself with that information. Telling people to "RTFM" or to "just google it" is not very polite. Ideally, you should find them a link, or at least give them some directions to documentation they can use. Please use official Libra documentation Try to avoid outdated resources, such as from previous releases, or possibly wrong information such as for other distributions. While we encourage everyone to offer Libra support to other users, the channel operators will try to ensure that the advice given is sound and safe, and they will use their best judgement to ensure that the channel as a whole follows the recommendations of developers, official support staff and ultimately the Libra Technical BoardPlease don't bring bots
Libra already provides bots for channel logging, for help, and factoid related queries - there really is no need for more bots. If you think another bot would be helpful, contact the channel operators first.
Please don't enable talking scripts
This includes "!seen" scripts. Can you imagine if just five or six people had one of these scripts enabled against ! and someone called it? That's half a dozen lines of spam which is just not needed. Please "/msg nickserv info <nick>" instead if you want a similar network-wide service.
Here are several common questions that get asked time and again
Common Questions that get asked time and again on IRC, they may save you frustration and time if you check it out.
The operators of the Libra IRC channels have all signed the Libra Code of Conduct. Most of them are also Libra Members, which means they are active contributors to Libra and the Libra community. This however does not mean they stand above others. They do their best to keep Libra IRC channels a friendly place, but they're also human so they make mistakes. If you disagree with the decision of an operator, then talk to that operator about it in a polite manner. Cursing and swearing will not help, so please don't do that. If talking to the operator personally does not give you a solution you like, you are more than welcome to join the operators channel.
Further information on raising issues "up the chain" can be found on the libra.irc/helpdesk page. This also explains how to pass the issue to the Libra admin. You should make full, unedited logs available of anything you don't agree with. Most of the main Libra IRC channels are publicly logged and so you do not need to create your own logs of those channels. So far, this measure has been needed in less than a handful of instances, which is a good indication that simply talking to operators will work.
Guidelines for logged channels
Also note that the use of our IRC channels implies the acceptance of the Libra IRC Terms of Service, please read that document before participating in the main, publicly logged, IRC channels.
Libra Core Channel Guidelines
List of Libra Core Channels
Don't ask for operator privileges
Whenever a Core IRC channel needs new operators, the Libra IRC admin will ask the community to nominate themselves for positions as described by the operator requirements page. Please don't ask to become an operator or get upset if you're turned down. Being an operator in the Libra IRC channels is not a privilege, it is a responsibility.
I apologies to all who cannot take a joke and I have offended.
In this life I have Alzheimer’s where my brain cells are dying each day, and each year things are less.
Today I may know you, but yet tomorrow I may not know who you are as my past overrides my present.
My eye sight is going and so I may not see you soon but I may have memory of you some where I think.
My heart is trying to do things I don’t like as my feet swells up and aches and my lungs struggle for breathe..
My dreams were few accomplish the things I put off, creating and giving to those less fortunate.
My creativity was to keep my mind working to its peak.
My new dreams now are to learn something new while doing it creatively.
You may not like me, but that is your problem..
You may not like who I am, but that is your problem.
You may not like my creativity, and that is your problem.
I cannot be any one but who I am. There is one of you and damn if I would not be your clone.
Human compassion and fellowship is part of being part of the human race…
We are all like snowflakes we are different and I would not apologies for being different,,, if you don’t like me for who I am… all I can say is tough and I feel sorry for you.
So until I forget who I am and this life have the curtsey to accept me for myself….
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