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# IRC #
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apart this wiki there is an IRC channel on freenode:
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apart this wiki there is a mailing list (nomad-parsers, mail me to be added) and an IRC channel on freenode:
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#nomad-lab
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chat.freenode.net port 6697 using SSL
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chat.freenode.net is the simplest choice, as it load balances on many servers, but sometime sends you to a non working one, reconnecting will send you to another one fixing the problem.
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There are plenty of IRC clients, but if you do not know you could do worse than
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* [XChat](http://xchat.org/) (linux/windows)
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* [Colloquy](http://colloquy.info/) (mac)
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see the [freenode.net FAQ](http://freenode.net/faq.shtml) for more info.
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IRC is informal, and not archived, a mailing list should probably be set up for more persistent.
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Maybe even something like [slack](https://slack.com/) or [flowdock](https://www.flowdock.com/) could be good, but that needs to be agreed between the PIs, so for now: IRC and wiki :).
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IRC is informal, and not archived, everything that should persist should be repeated either on the mailing list or on the wiki.
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# Editing #
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