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We are currently using Slack on a trial basis as a better interface to our IRC channel. | |||
Our Slack channel is intended to be used as a bridge to our IRC channel, providing better support for mobile users, and modern features like auto-expanding images and web links. There is no plan to fully migrate to Slack. | |||
It's best to avoid using Slack features that exclude IRC users, such as creating other channels. | |||
== Get an invite == | == Get an invite == | ||
Head to [http://mail.ranyard.info:3128/ this handy page] in order to | Head to [http://mail.ranyard.info:3128/ this handy page] in order to receive an invite to our Slack "team". | ||
== Download | == Download Slack apps for your devices == | ||
Slack is available as a [https://slack.com/downloads download] | Slack is available as a [https://slack.com/downloads download] for most popular platforms, including Windows, Linux, OS X, Android and iOS. | ||
Revision as of 02:36, 22 August 2016
We are currently using Slack on a trial basis as a better interface to our IRC channel.
Our Slack channel is intended to be used as a bridge to our IRC channel, providing better support for mobile users, and modern features like auto-expanding images and web links. There is no plan to fully migrate to Slack.
It's best to avoid using Slack features that exclude IRC users, such as creating other channels.
Get an invite
Head to this handy page in order to receive an invite to our Slack "team".
Download Slack apps for your devices
Slack is available as a download for most popular platforms, including Windows, Linux, OS X, Android and iOS.