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Where Do You Chat?

July 24, 2009 by lunaKM   []

Where Do You Chat?

I’d like to provide a chat night on a specific topic once a week but the chat room I have on the website really is lacking in capabilities. So, I’d like to know from you the best places to hold a chat night. I used to be a regular user of IRC, I’ve found tweetchat.com to be interesting. There is also twibes.com where I now have a group there where we could chat. I also know of independent applications that I could install on SubmissiveGuide and host chat right here on the site.

Where do you chat? Are you a twitter chat fan? Perhaps you use IRC? Another chat client somewhere? What’s your chat stomping ground?

To help me with this, I need to know where you chat and any details if necessary about how to connect to it (URL, IRC servername/channel). I’d prefer to use a free service than have people pay to chat so it can’t be somewhere you have to pay to belong.

I want to start chat night in August, so please help me out. Let me know where a good place to chat would be and I’d love to know if you’d be interested in attending!

Thanks,

–lunaKM


8 Comments

Comments

8 Responses to “Where Do You Chat?”
  1. patricialynn says:

    I know the perfect place – people would have to sign up for the site, but it is free.

    http://www.bdsmlibrary.com

    They have a chat room there that is ONLY available when you are a member. The chat room is set up so that you can create your own room, under whatever name you would like. And I have never had my computer crash while in that chat room, unlike other sites.

    • says:

      I’m voting no for the BDSM Library. It’s widely porn based. I’m not going to invite the readers of this blog to a site where SEX is obvious. It’s just not the welcoming atmosphere I want to create.

      Thanks for the suggestion though!

  2. taja says:

    are you talking about voice chat or messenger/typed type chat?

    Either one could make a difference.

    I know that when I was playing some MMORPG’s we used to use a free voice-chat service called Ventrilo – you can download it from http://www.ventrilo.com, and once it is all set up anyone can sign in and chat providing they have speakers/headset and a mic and know the port and password etc.

    This is real time voice chat btw with multiple people being able to chat at once – we used to have around 20 people or more using it at any one time.

    Can’t help on a useful chatroom however.

  3. inkydorei says:

    welllll…..the only place i ever chat (which is rare) is on collarme.com, but there are a lot of porn ads there too. i just minimize my screen so only the chat box is visible. i get your updates every day, even tho i rarely comment. Depending on what time/day you set up the chats, i’d be interested in being there.

  4. Jz says:

    Has anyone used gmail’s chat function yet? I haven’t had the chance so I don’t know if it’s kludgy or not.
    I vote for web-based, nothing you have to install because there are too many programmers that don’t include a Mac client. :-(

    As to what I use, iChat and Yahoo (via Adium)

    • says:

      Gmail’s chat function (GTalk) is like any other chat client like Yahoo or AIM. It’s not built for group chat. I agree that web-based is the way to go so that no one has to install anything else on their system.

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