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O'RLY SAU has a IRC channel no sure if its legit but i found it by google doesn't seem to be an OP ill see if i can reember the HTML for it

irc://austnet.org/skylinesaustralia you may need to copy that link as SAU butches links

Something like IRC would be neater for me ...

Much better than MSN, you don't have to give away peoples email addresses or add people individually - and its chatting in a group, not one-to-one ...

.. eh .. each to their own :D

Jen

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