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| ''Note: Illinois::Naperville has existed as a separate region since 2005; for more information, see [[Region history]]'' | | ''Note: Illinois::Naperville has existed as a separate region since 2005; for more information, see [[Region history]]'' |
| = Chatroom = | | = Chatroom = |
| + | == Regional Slack Chatroom == |
| + | In 2016, Naperville is trying out a [https://slack.com Slack chatroom] (see [https://naperwrimo.slack.com naperwrimo.slack.com]). To get access, enter your e-mail address [https://naperwrimo-slack.herokuapp.com/ on this page]. You will receive your account credentials through e-mail and be able to join the room. |
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− | == Regional IRC Chatroom ==
| + | Slack has an advantage over IRC in that there is contextual history preserved for the room, so that people can interact with each other asynchronously (where in IRC you might miss a person by seconds and never know that they had been there at all). |
− | Janna (aka karalianne), ML of [http://nanowrimo.org/regions/canada-saskatchewan-saskatoon Canada :: Saskatchewan :: Saskatoon], provides IRC-based chat rooms for all of the NaNoWriMo regions. Historically, Naperville has used [http://naperwrimo.org/jabber.php an XMPP (Jabber) based chat room] (as provided by Dreamhost); unfortunately, there do not appear to be any good jabber clients for Chromebooks (and the jabber server provided by Dreamhost is very old and does not support http-binding, so we can't utilize modern javascript clients like converse.js or ajaxber). Because of this, as of 2014-10-19, we are deprecating the jabber chatroom and are instead moving to the Chat NaNo service provided by Janna.
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− | === How to register ===
| + | To run a word war, you can go to the #wordwars slack channel and run a command like this: '''/remind @here Stop writing :hamster: :hamster: :hamster: :broken_heart: :broken_heart: :bangbang: :bangbang: !!! in 17 minutes''' |
− | If you used the chat rooms last year you should go to [http://chatnano.net/IrcUsers/login the login page]. New users need to register first.
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− | To register, go to this URL: http://chatnano.net/IrcUsers/register_wrimo
| + | Note that for privacy reasons, people's e-mail addresses are not displayed in their slack profiles (this is a slack channel configuration option we've decided to do). |
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− | * Fill in Nick (same as here only with no spaces)
| + | == Regional IRC Chatroom == |
− | * Choose region from drop-down menu
| + | See [[Regional IRC Chatroom]] since we are now using the slack chatroom. |
− | * ''E-mail address''
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− | * ''Password''
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− | * Click '''Submit'''
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− | === Logging in via your web browser === | |
− | Once you are registered you ALWAYS login at http://chatnano.net/IrcUsers/login
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− | Put in the Nick and password you registered with.
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− | === Logging in via a dedicated client ===
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− | This is probably the better path to take--dedicated clients usually perform better than web clients and have more features. [http://pidgin.im pidgin] is a very good multi-platform client. [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/byrd-irc-client/endimfdcgfnlmoankhocnkhgohmoecoi?hl=en Byrd IRC client for Google Chrome] might work well for Chromebooks.
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− | If you prefer a client to [https://www.mibbit.com/ Mibbit], you need to point your client at <big>'''irc.kydance.net, port 6667'''</big>, and login using the name you registered at the first URL given.
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− | [[File:Irc account pidgin.png]][[File:Irc pidgin port.png]]
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− | If you are logging in using a client, you will need to enter your password when you do so. The command for this is /ns identify PASSWORD where you change PASSWORD to your actual password that you registered with.
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− | With pidgin, it is possible to [https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/Protocol%20Specific%20Questions#HowdoIsendamessagetoauserorbotonlogin automate this step]:
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− | # Enable your IRC account.
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− | # Add NickServ to your IRC buddy list
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− | # Right-click the new buddy (NickServ) and click "Add Buddy Pounce" to create a new pounce
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− | # Make sure "Signs on" is the only checked box in the "Pounce When Buddy..." section
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− | # Make sure "Send a message" is checked under "Action"
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− | # Enter the message: <br/>'''identify''' ''mypassword''
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− | # Make sure "Recurring" is checked beneath "Options" or the pounce will work only once
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− | # Click Save to save the pounce.
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− | [[File:Irc buddy pounce.png]]
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− | IMPORTANT: '''Note that you do not include '/msg nickname' as part of the message in the pounce.'''
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− | == If you need help ==
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− | Any problems with the process should be directed to chatnano.registrar@gmail.com. Please include Nick, password, region, and chat room name in the e-mail.
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− | If you don't want to be distracted during word wars, you might like to hang out in the bottom three rooms in this list. They're all about the writing!
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− | #nanowrimo
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− | #distractionsprints
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− | #malswarroom
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− | #nanowordsprints
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− | == Other regions ==
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− | Also, if you're curious about other regions' channels, have a look at the list on this page: http://chatnano.net/IrcUsers/regions
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− | To join a room, log into the chat and then type /join #CHANNEL where you change CHANNEL to the name of the room.
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− | == wordwar bot ==
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− | There is a [https://github.com/utoxin/TimTheWordWarBot/wiki wordwar bot] called ''Timmy''. Here are the wordwar commands:
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− | Since it has been requested: [https://github.com/utoxin/TimTheWordWarBot/wiki/User-Commands all of Timmy's commands].
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− | * !startwar <duration> [<start delay> [<war name>]]
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− | ** Starts a war with the given duration, after start delay.
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− | ** Duration and Start Delay are in minutes
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− | ** War Name is what to call the war. Defaults to <YourName>’s War
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− | * !endwar <war name>
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− | ** Only the creator of a war or a bot admin can end a war early
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− | * !listwars
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− | ** Lists running wars in this channel
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− | * !listall
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− | ** Lists all wars running on this instance of Timmy
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− | The Timmy bot chatters a lot. If anyone is annoyed with Timmy's constant talking (you'll understand once you start chatting for awhile), type '''!ignore soft'''
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− | This lets you still use Timmy's other commands, but without him randomly talking to you when you're just chatting. Also, for a full list of commands (there's a lot of them), type '''!help'''
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− | === IRC References ===
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− | * [http://ircbeginner.com/ircinfo/ircc-commands.html Basic IRC Commands]
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− | * [http://ircbeginner.com/ircinfo/ircc-tips.html Tips for new IRC users]
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− | * [http://ircbeginner.com/ Beginner IRC resources]
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− | == Clients by platforms ==
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− | * '''android''': ziplizard wrote: ''I use [http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/chatting-android-best-irc-apps/ AndChat]. It works and been around for years. That's it's two biggest pluses. I have tested it on the naperwrimo irc channel and it works. You can have it save your login password if you write "/identify PASSWORD" in your auto run list under the network settings (replace PASSWORD with your password).''
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− | * '''Windows/Linux/Mac''': Try [http://pidgin.im Pidgin] (which [http://blog.artofmemory.com/how-to-use-irc-pidgin-tutorial-3538.html works with IRC]
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− | * '''Mac''': [https://adium.im/help/pgs/ServiceInformation-IRCSupport.html Adium]
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− | == Regional Jabber Chatroom ==
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− | ''Introduced in 2006; deprecated as of 2014-10-19 (use IRC instead)''
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− | [[Information about the Jabber chat room(s)|information about the Jabber chat room(s)]] -- this is a great resource for quick, online word wars and support in November, especially for those who are unable to make it to the Sunday write-ins.
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