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This is just something i thought up sometime ago.
For awhile now i've had this idea for an Anonymous IRC network. Basically, upon connect change a users nick to some form of Anonymous.
My original idea went something like this:
Have really only one main channel since I doubt this would be a big network. Ban !@. Set +e (except) on the nicks (For example +e Anonymous!@) and then set +N so no one can change their nick once they enter. Also, disable nickserv.
There'd be one or two ops just to make sure nothing got out of hand or really dumb.
I don't personally think this is a great idea, just something going around in my mind. What do you guys think? I think it might be neat, but we're doing fine without it and wouldn't really benefit from it. So, do you have suggestion on how to improve this idea, or are you interested? Perhaps we can make it a reality.
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IRC won't let two users have the same nick.
That said, IRC can do one better than that: some servers allow you to set modes so you can't see who is in channel, and (IIRC) can't tell who said what either.
The acronym IIRC has always bothered my mind, it looks too much like IRC.
Back in the day when I was on IRC and the 'guest' name was already taken, it would add a prefix of numbers to the guest name.
Guest-32342
Guest-25543
etc..
It probably still does that today. So I dont see why when people join the server, they are forced anonymous to Anon-32345 or Anon-20032. Sounds good in theory, but will people join the live chat as anonymous?