Re: Website

The first thing to do to promote more IRC activity is probably to 
centralise the channels -- if there just plain isn't enough activity to 
warrant more than one channel, why waste space on other people's 
servers? If we can get past  possible egotism on the part of existing 
channel ops (Hopefully not a problem), then I see no reason why we can't 
have one active channel, rather than 10 dead ones. Might be an idea to 
have a fund-raiser for our own ircd, maybe. Just pitching ideas out there.

Matt Sickler wrote:
> Aye, anything except #irssi on foonetic ( i think, possibly efnet ) 
> and #irssi on freenode (where I idle) are all pretty much dead.
>
> If you want to revamp the website the best thing you can do is start 
> writing something, even if its just HTML pages.  AFAIK, they want a 
> perl based solution rather than ruby or php if you do something 
> dynamic.  Talk to coekie on #irssi @ freenode about it.
>
> On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 6:18 AM, Simon Avery <[email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>     Hi
>
>     Is there any news on the website being updated?
>
>     I know the news is being continually updated, but the scripts page
>     is 3
>     years out of date, the irc channel link doesn't work or say which
>     network, the scripts mailing list is dead (maybe this one too -
>     not had
>     anything since I subbed a week ago), and there's no support forums.
>
>     Is there anything I can do to help? This is a great client and I'm
>     doing
>     a lot of scripting for it, but finding the lack of support tools
>     difficult.
>
>     --
>     Simon Avery
>