toe
May 15 2005, 04:49 AM
#beginnner-chat.
Just an idea, as i am a beginner i have alot of stupid question left unanswered becuase they would probably laughed at by the professionals here. I think it would be a great idea and a great learning experience for the beginners, if the space/bandwidth is available. you could start a poll to see if other people would agree?????
-toe
aelphaeis_mangarae
May 15 2005, 06:45 AM
Yes I think this would be a good idea, possible people could volunteer to help Beginners out with there questions.
FiNaLBeTa
May 15 2005, 07:10 AM
I think it's a bad idea, ask your questions in the main chat.
You will be creating a dead channel. You will be lucky if 5 people idle.
sabrodiesel2000
May 15 2005, 08:24 AM
well it has its advantages and it has its disadvantages...... but believe me even some professionals on a forum can learn something from a beginner...... its not always that the professional masters in everything...... well that was just my opinion but thanX toe for sharing your idea.
spook
May 15 2005, 08:28 AM
It is a good idea, but where do you draw the line?
Who's a beginner and who's not?
Some people think themselves as experienced but are not and some think they're not experienced but are (a little bit).
So I think it's better not to create such a channel
skiddieleet
May 15 2005, 08:09 PM
which is better, 5 people idling or 39 people idling?
aelphaeis_mangarae
May 15 2005, 08:39 PM
QUOTE
which is better, 5 people idling or 39 people idling?
I think you have a point, i think maybe the senior members of the forum should encourage beginners to ask questions in IRC, maybe a lot of them are afraid too because they will be flamed.
fulvioo
May 15 2005, 08:46 PM
Well, I'm 24/7 on the IRC chat at irc.governmentsecurity.org and I can say noone gets flamed.
Sometimes when someone asks lazy questions (don't read as newbie questions), the question is answered by using www.woot.info from _SerhaT_ script :)
toe,
I don't see a problem creating the #beginnner-chat. Try and see if it works, otherwise just jump off from there. nothing to lose.
Serhat
May 16 2005, 02:54 AM
Like fulvioo said
I didn't see anyone getting flamed for it..
I've seen enough beginner questions and none got flamed for it..
There are even people who can help you with linux distro's for example..
people having problems with gentoo most of the time get support from Kuerby/Buzzons ..
And also I agree again with fulvioo.. try to make the channel.. and see how it goes..
Serhat
myth
May 16 2005, 04:00 AM
Im another irc contributer... Beginners dont get flammed. All questions are usually security or computer technical, and no-one knows everything, or had experience with every program....
Ive probably learnt more from beginner chats (many ofwhich i have started, /me shakes fist at Kuerby and gentoo !) than from many of the other discussions happening...
imho, the channel isnt needed because people wont know about it. General questions get asked to all idlers in #gso-chat or rainbow table questions in #rainbowcrack....
Its a good idea, but 70% of the time that channel is chatting, so we need another 30% to fill up
sabrodiesel2000
May 16 2005, 04:55 AM
Ok i think that we should continue at the current irc channel and not start a seperate one. So far i`ve seen that the traffic at the current channel is slow but noone gets flamed at and no discremenation has taken place (unless offence serious takes place).
If both the channels are dead, its just a waste of space. What do u think?
KuerbY
May 16 2005, 05:52 AM
okay only for knowledge...
the fascinating thing on irc.gso is that the users are from all over the world so at the moment we have 48 users.
_My_ Current time is 12:40 (pm)
(@KuerbY) +ctime myth
(Gentoo) myth says: Mon May 16 20:06:26 2005
(@KuerbY) +ctime sleepless
(Gentoo) sleepless says: Mon May 16 05:06:57
(@KuerbY) +ctime fulvioo
(Gentoo) fulvioo says: Mon May 16 10:07:22
you wont find a day where they all are chatting at the same time

but hm beginners-chat we can do but we are discussing everything in #gso-chat so...
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