Mozilla runs an IRC server to host channels for discussion of topics related to the Mozilla project.
Chat discussions take place in "channels," which have names starting with a '#' symbol. Users log in to a particular server to chat with other users on that server, using a client program designed for IRC just as there are many programs for reading email, there are many different IRC client programs. IRC servers are offered by many individuals and organizations. Like email, no single company controls IRC. (Read more about IRC on Wikipedia.) It was invented before the World Wide Web, so it was adopted by early open source contributors and Web developers, and it has been used by those communities ever since. It's a protocol for real-time chat sessions. 1.1.4.4 Reset or change your Nickserv password.1.1.3 Connect to the Mozilla IRC server.1.1.2.4 Clients that haven't received updates in a while.1.1.1 Community Participation Guidelines.1 As of March 2020, has been permanently decommissioned.
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