Looking for a new project

~SiLvErFoX · none Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 16

Hi all, firstly thanks for taking the time to read this. I've bene on IRC now for nearing 6 years and have built up expierence during this time. I have helped run such networks as Allsorts-IRC, Globaltechweb, Matrix-IRC and others. For a few months now i have not really being doing much. I am now posting on here to offer my services to anybody who may need them. I am just looking for a new project such as being an IRCOp or help run a well populated channel. I can also help with network issues and basic network problems. If anyone is starting a new project i would gladly like to help this may be starting up a network and looking for staff, or starting a new channel. If anyone is intrested if they could either post here or send me a PM, my nick on IRC is KrYptiX, i look forward to hearing from you and thanks for reading.

ircmojo · Posted: Jun 30, 2007 11:44am Post subject:

my only advice would be to just pick a network, if you are talented I'm sure someone would notice.

Although the larger the network, the harder it is to get noticed.

Personally I can confess that I've gone to many many tiny or small networks and after talking about IRC in general with net admins I often get offered O:Lines within a few hours. It's not hard if you truely know what you are doing.

FBI · Posted: Jun 30, 2007 11:59am Post subject: Re: Looking for a new project

SATAN-HHH · Eleet Joined: 29 Nov 2003 Posts: 942 Location: Texas

I'm not sure if english is a first or second language for you, so I say this in the spirit of helping, not to humiliate or in any way put you down. Your spelling could use a little work as I counted 5 different mistakes in the post. When I see a network with staff who can't spell or use proper sentence form (yes, we all do shorthand type sentencing and ect on irc) it tends to be a major factor in deciding whether to stick around and further investigate a network, and talk to people, or quit and never return to that server.

~SiLvErFoX · none Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 16

hi all thanks for the replies, firstly ircmojo thanks for the advice i may try that, FBI i know of this other network with someone of the same nickname, doing that to fake users, but i can assure you that wasn't me. Satan-HHH thanks for the tip, i type fast and i dont tend to check what i've typed before i hit enter lol. If anyone is really serious could they please post, i know you guys are only giving advice but it doesnt really answer my question Smile

thanks again for reading.

ircmojo · Posted: Jul 01, 2007 7:52am Post subject:

SATAN-HHH · Eleet Joined: 29 Nov 2003 Posts: 942 Location: Texas

See, even I make mistakes. Thank you for the correction mojo. While I did say it ws a factor, it's definently not based soley on grammatical abilities. I guess I am a bit of a grammar nazi myself, as well as punctuation. While yes, it does look bad, you are correct that it dosen't mean they're unprofessional, or ignorant. There's alot of things I'm bad at, such as math. Spelling just happened to be one of my stronger subjects. Perhaps I could of been a little lighter on my critique. I don't mind people giving me critique, as long as it's constructive. That's what helps someone learn and grow. I know I have alot of room to grow still, I'm only human just like everyone else.

Silverfox: I'm sorry that I couldn't help you with what you seek, but I wish you luck on finding your niche, and growing and maturing as an ircop.

ircmojo · Posted: Jul 01, 2007 9:13am Post subject:

SATAN-HHH · Eleet Joined: 29 Nov 2003 Posts: 942 Location: Texas

*runs away screaming at that last sentence and pulls all his hair out*

FBI · Posted: Jul 01, 2007 11:57am Post subject:

No need to be a spelling whore Razz