As in many communities, the regulars in the channel have their own slang. References to IRC in MusicBrainz generally refer to this channel. Anything related to MusicBrainz, including Picard and other MusicBrainz products, is welcome here.
Recommended for users who seek more options and have an IRC client installed.Īmong the regulars in this channel are quite a few of the developers as well as some of the auto-editors and other active MusicBrainz users. Recommended for users without an IRC client installed.
#musicbrainz on the Kiwi IRC web client. This is the MusicBrainz community and support channel. If you just want to ask a quick question, it's probably not worth it to bother with this. Libera.Chat has a guide on registering your nickname you can follow for this. If you plan to come to the chat repeatedly, you may also want to protect your identity in the form of your nick. If you have to leave, you can check the chatlogs to see if someone replied to you after you left (but often people won't reply to someone who's already left). Stick around and someone will get back to you later. IRC is asynchronous and the people who may have the answer might not be around just this second. See " Don't ask to ask, just ask" for a slightly more in-depth discussion. "Don't ask to ask just ask." Don't ask for permission to ask a question or ask if anyone's around with expertise in the area you want to ask about. Some rules of thumb that will make you (and everyone else) have a better time: If you are not familiar with how IRC works, it can seem a bit odd at first. Because of issues with spammers nickname registration is required ( see guide) before you can view or join the discussion.Īll users of the IRC channels are expected to follow the Code of Conduct as well as the general guidelines of the Libera.Chat network. If you're new to all of this IRC stuff and want to ask a question not related to technical code stuff, or just say hi, click here to join the #musicbrainz channel via your browser.
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