00:28:12 <atphoenix> I'm going through an old CD binder that has video clips saved from the Internet. In it I found the CNN video that is mentioned and referenced by http://web.archive.org/*/http://www.csn.net/~dcbenton aka http://web.archive.org/web/19990224233639/http://www.sni.net/~dcbenton/has.html
00:28:14 <atphoenix> If WBM had an 'amendments' option, I could have offered the video as an amendment to those pages. I guess I can upload these to IA anyway.
00:28:34 <HehEsewos89> How do you use these fourms
00:29:17 <atphoenix> just like that. This is IRC. Internet Relay Chat.
00:29:36 <HehEsewos89> is there a log?
00:29:59 <atphoenix> if people are around, they may talk. Responses may be delayed if no one is watching.
00:30:55 <HehEsewos89> I meant a log for posts?
00:31:10 <atphoenix> it's not a forum with posts
00:31:23 <HehEsewos89> or messages
00:31:45 <hook54321> HehEsewos89: you'll probably want a better client so you'll stay connected and get logs
00:31:52 <atphoenix> May I ask what brings you here?
00:32:00 <HehEsewos89> google poly
00:32:28 <atphoenix> the channel for that is #polygone
00:33:55 <atphoenix> but usually projects don't get really active until the last week or so. Unless they're a huge project.
00:34:01 <HehEsewos89> what client should i use?
00:35:12 <atphoenix> Any IRC client you like. I use HexChat. Some use Irssi. mIRC is another option.
00:35:24 <atphoenix> there are many options, depending on your OS
00:36:11 <atphoenix> some use a hosted client solution like TheLounge
00:38:22 <HehEsewos89> what network should i connect to?
00:40:17 <atphoenix> archiveteam is only on irc.hackint.org. Other IRC networks are also existed. Each operates independently, but your IRC client can probably talk to more than one at the same time.
00:40:39 <atphoenix> Correction: Other IRC networks are also exist.
22:25:21 <tech234a> FYI I finished the YouTube Community Contributions Archive, thanks everyone for their help! https://archive.org/details/youtube-community-contributions