On people's suggestion, Slack is a better fit, more user friendly, more up to date.

We have created an UnmetHours slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com.

The problem right now is that Slack doesn't let anyone join, you have to specify which email domains can join, and I can't list them all, and common 'personal' email domains such gmail are forbidden.

@Jamie Bull created a bot to automatically add you to Slack.

The only thing you need to do is to request an invite by emailing unmethours@gmail.com with the subject [SLACK INVITE] and you'll get an invite in the next five minutes.

Also, anyone using an email address from one of the following domains doesn't need to be invited specifically: @unmethours.com, @effibem.com, @bigladdersoftware.com, @nrel.gov, @ornl.gov, @lbnl.gov @altanova-energy.com, @ornl.gov and @bigladdersoftware.com. @lbnl.gov. They're all pre-approved.

On people's suggestion, Slack is a better fit, more user friendly, more up to date.

We have created an UnmetHours slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com.

The problem right now is that Slack doesn't let anyone join, you have to specify which email domains can join, and I can't list them all, and common 'personal' email domains such gmail are forbidden.

@Jamie Bull created a bot to automatically add you to Slack.

The only thing you need to do is to request an invite by emailing unmethours@gmail.com with the subject [SLACK INVITE] and you'll get an invite in the next five minutes.

On people's suggestion, Slack is a better fit, more user friendly, more up to date.

We have created an UnmetHours slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com.

The problem right now is that Slack doesn't let anyone join, you have to specify which email domains can join, and I can't list them all, and common 'personal' email domains such gmail are forbidden.

@Jamie Bull @JamieBull created a bot to automatically add you to Slack.

The only thing you need to do is to request an invite by emailing unmethours@gmail.com with the subject [SLACK INVITE] and you'll get an invite in the next five minutes.

On people's suggestion, Slack is probably a better fit, seems more user friendly, more up to date.friendly. IRC is, I admit, a bit plain and outdated.

We have created an UnmetHours Join the slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com. https://unmethours.slack.com/signup.

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The problem right now is that Slack slack doesn't let anyone join, you join (you have to specify which email domains can join, and I can't can list them all, and common 'personal' all). Until we work something better, use the following google form to add your email domains such gmail are forbidden.

@JamieBull created a bot to automatically add address. One of the slack admins will invite you to Slack.join.

The only thing you need to do is to EDIT 3:

Something better: request an invite by emailing unmethours@gmail.com with the subject [SLACK INVITE] INVITE] and you'll get an invite in the next five minutes.minutes.

I've created an IRC channel on freenode (where you already have #ruby and #python for example): here's a direct link to try it out using a web browser: #UnmetHours, or an irc link: irc://irc.freenode.net/unmethours

EDIT:

On people's suggestion, Slack is probably a better fit, seems more user friendly. IRC is, I admit, a bit plain and outdated.

Join the slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com/signup.

EDIT N°2:

The problem right now is that slack doesn't let anyone join (you have to specify which email domains can join, and I can list them all). Until we work something better, use the following google form to add your email address. One of the slack admins will invite you to join.

EDIT 3:

Something better: request an invite by emailing unmethours@gmail.com with the subject [SLACK INVITE] [INVITE ME] and you'll get an invite in the next five minutes.

I've created an IRC channel on freenode (where you already have #ruby and #python for example): here's a direct link to try it out using a web browser: #UnmetHours, or an irc link: irc://irc.freenode.net/unmethours

EDIT:

On people's suggestion, Slack is probably a better fit, seems more user friendly. IRC is, I admit, a bit plain and outdated.

Join the slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com/signup.

EDIT N°2:

The problem right now is that slack doesn't let anyone join (you have to specify which email domains can join, and I can list them all). Until we work something better, use the following google form to add your email address. One of the slack admins will invite you to join.

EDIT 3:

Something better: request an invite by emailing unmethours@gmail.com with the subject [INVITE ME] and you'll get an invite invoice in the next five minutes.

I've created an IRC channel on freenode (where you already have #ruby and #python for example): here's a direct link to try it out using a web browser: #UnmetHours, or an irc link: irc://irc.freenode.net/unmethours

EDIT:

On people's suggestion, Slack is probably a better fit, seems more user friendly. IRC is, I admit, a bit plain and outdated.

Join the slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com/signup.

EDIT N°2:

The problem right now is that slack doesn't let anyone join (you have to specify which email domains can join, and I can list them all). Until we work something better, use the following google form to add your email address. One of the slack admins will invite you to join.

I've created an IRC channel on freenode (where you already have #ruby and #python for example): here's a direct link to try it out using a web browser: #UnmetHours, or an irc link: irc://irc.freenode.net/unmethours

EDIT:

On people's suggestion, Slack is probably a better fit, seems more user friendly. IRC is, I admit, a bit plain and outdated.

Join the slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com/signup.

EDIT N°2:

The problem right now is that slack doesn't let anyone join (you have to specify which email domains can join, and I can list them all). Until we work something better, use the following google form to add your email address. One of the slack admins will invite you to join.

I've created an IRC channel on freenode (where you already have #ruby and #python for example): here's a direct link to try it out using a web browser: #UnmetHours, or an irc link: irc://irc.freenode.net/unmethours

EDIT:

On people's suggestion, Slack is probably a better fit, seems more user friendly. IRC is, I admit, a bit plain and outdated.

Join the slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com/signup.

I've created an IRC channel on freenode (where you already have #ruby and #python for example): here's a direct link to try it out using a web browser: #UnmetHours, or an irc link: irc://irc.freenode.net/unmethours

EDIT:On people's suggestion, here's a Slack as well: https://unmethours.slack.com/signup.

On people's suggestion, Apparently Slack is probably a better fit, seems more user friendly. friendl, I have to agree IRC is, I admit, is a bit plain and can feel outdated.

Join We'll see what people start to use more and kill the slack here: https://unmethours.slack.com/signup.other.