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["craig mcgee" <craig.mcgee AT guilt-management.org.uk>]

thank you for the welcome!

Don't really use irc, as I find it pretty difficult to keep up if there's a 
lot of chat back and forth, with the screen reader, it's more a group 
chatting system isnt it rather than something like skype or facebook where 
you chat one on one in text?

with emails I can more easily keep up, but if things are too quiet here for 
a while I might brave irc.

thinking about a system for none opennic users to access opennic domains
something like
domainname.tld.opennic.org
has this already been done or is there a reason why it hasnt?
take care
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <vv AT cgs.pw>
To: <discuss AT lists.opennicproject.org>
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2019 12:39 AM
Subject: Re: [opennic-discuss] new enthusiastic member!


> Welcome Craig. And no there are no restrictions on the
> mailing list subjects, though it's mainly used for
> discussion regarding new TLDs and servers etc.
>
> For more trivial and faster moving discussion we tend
> to use IRC. We're on Freenode #opennic
>
> There is also a new OpenNIC channel on Discord, although
> there is not much chat there. In fact the level of chat
> on OpenNIC channels (including the mailing list) varies
> very much. There might not be an email here for a month,
> and then suddenly there's a whole flurry of emails about
> something. These last few months, IRC has been a little
> slow compared to past times, but you're welcome to go
> there and liven things up a little.
>
> Regards,
>        Ole Juul (vvande on IRC)
>
>
> On Mon, 18 Mar 2019 23:36:54 -0000
> "craig mcgee" <craig.mcgee AT guilt-management.org.uk> wrote:
>
>> Hello all, my names Craig, and I looked over the
>> policies, but couldn't find anything forbidding this kind
>> of message, so I hope I'm not about to get in trouble for
>> violating a policy I haven't seen yet!
>>
>> I'm totally blind and very deaf myself, so don't go out
>> on my own, only go out with my support worker, who's like
>> a second mum to me. Recently heard about the OpenNic
>> project, about 2 or 3 weeks ago and finally switched over
>> to an opennic dns server! its like opening a whole new
>> internet, just knowing all the tld's that I can now
>> access is amazing!
>>
>> I'm very into decentralized stuff and crypto currency,
>> but have to be careful as far as earning money is
>> concerned, the benefits people [department for work and
>> pentions] basically social welfare, can get very nasty
>> about earning when your on benefit, and don't even get me
>> started on the tax forms urgh! so if I have to stop with
>> investing a little in crypto currencies, to see if they
>> grow, because the government don't like it, I was
>> thinking, what am I going to do now, stuck in most of the
>> time! But, Opennic has come to the rescue. I don't know
>> what stuff I can do on a voluntary basis, I'm pretty
>> technical, but no good at all with programming, but have
>> a super fast internet connection, virgin media 350mbps,
>> so well able to handle a dns resolver if someone would
>> help me set it up? Also going to be very interested in
>> things like votes and discussions, sounds wright up my
>> street, looking at pros and cons for an idea and deciding
>> if I like it or not, also happy to become a moderator, if
>> the lists have moderation?
>>
>> Hoping also to make a lot of new friends in this comunity!
>>
>> take care all
>> Craig
>
>


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