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[Sil Greene <Sil_greene AT unc.edu>]

.:Perhaps a mention of some other clients too like Chatzilla (mozilla irc
.:client I previously mentioned) would be good.  The irc commands themselves
.:should be the same no matter what client you use, though.

I have to agree with Tanner here, I got the impression that Ian really 
really likes Irssi.  I think it mostly succeeds at being client-agnostic, 
and where it fails, it's easy to understand that a) the author's just 
mentioning client X as an example, and b) There's More Than One Way To Do 
It.

OTOH, a brief rundown of popular clients is probably all that's necessary.  
Name, URL, platform, a short description of features, and what (if 
anything) makes it stand out.  Nothing too in-depth.

Ian:
In the "Other" section, where you mention the /nick, /away, and /win 
commands.  Are things like /win and /away standard IRC commands understood 
by (most) clients?  Your writeup made them sound (to me) as Irssi-specific 
commands.  As I was reading, I wondered how those commands operate in 
other clients, or if they even exist..


And by the way, thanks for taking your time to write it up.
--Sil

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