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: What happens in #octave stays in #octave. | : What happens in #octave stays in #octave. | ||
; Just ask your question | ; Just ask your question | ||
: | : It's the best way to know if anyone can help. | ||
; No paste | ; No paste | ||
: Do not paste code on the channel. Use a paste service such as | : Do not paste code on the channel. Use a paste service such as [http://bpaste.net/ bpaste] or [http://paste.debian.net/ paste]. Use [http://picpaste.com/ picpaste] for pictures. | ||
; No private message without permission | ; No private message without permission | ||
: That's considered rude unless you know the other person. Always ask on the channel first and take the conversation to private. | : That's considered rude unless you know the other person. Always ask on the channel first and take the conversation to private. | ||
Revision as of 15:07, 11 December 2015
There's an #octave channel on the freenode IRC servers.
Netiquette
- #include <social-behaviour.h>
- All other social rules apply, i.e., be nice, be respectful, be helpful, have fun.
- No public logging
- What happens in #octave stays in #octave.
- Just ask your question
- It's the best way to know if anyone can help.
- No paste
- Do not paste code on the channel. Use a paste service such as bpaste or paste. Use picpaste for pictures.
- No private message without permission
- That's considered rude unless you know the other person. Always ask on the channel first and take the conversation to private.