Re: Stewpidities on the Interweb

I've got a IRC server I run for a small network -cyber2k.net

[S+Z] There are 264 users (5 + 259 invisible) on 5 servers
[S+Z] There are 7 IRC Operator(s) online cyber2k.net

It has channel services, nick services, etc.and the bets thing is that
it is located in Anchorage!

As an IRC operator on EFnet for over 12 years now, I know no-limit to
the lengths that these r-tards will go... moveing someplace we have
control would be a better idea, as Freenode just doesn't have the time
to deal with it...

I've registered the channel, stop by and say hi... I'll give channel
rights to people as I can easily take them back if need be :)

Marc

Shane Spencer wrote:
> Hey y'all. I wanted to get operator status and update the topic for
> #aklug on irc.freenode.net and was met with a bunch of very odd
> hostility. I remember when I used to be this screwed up so I don't
> blame him much.
>
> Anyways, I don't really feel that Graham Brookins (kracker) who is the
> channel operator should represent #aklug on irc.freenode.net based on
> the following pseudo-conversation. If anybody feels like supporting
> an open #aklug channel on a reputable IRC network then please ask for
> chanserv rights from him as well as pester oppers on freenode if you
> get the same sort of negativity from him. We are a SIG of sorts and
> we all have equal rights to be members and facilitators of our group.
>
> Log:
> http://sspencer-p670.icrc.dnsalias.net/bogofreenode-kracker.log.txt
>
> I don't like the position he as put me in, I could just ignore this
> garbage and deal with things being as they are now, or as I am doing
> right now I could just address the aklug mailing list and potentially
> look like a whiny asshole. Grr..
>
> Shane Spencer
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Received on Fri Apr 20 06:01:37 2007