The quickiest and easiest way to join NoBleme's IRC server is by using a web client in your browser. There are different types of clients, some of which need to be installed on your machine and others which don't, some which keep message history when you're not around and others which don't. In order to join an IRC server, you need what is called a client: an application that acts as a third party between the server and you.
If you don't, no worries, keep reading, it's not as complicated as it seems. If you already know how to connect to an IRC server, you will find the connexion info for NoBleme's IRC server below. The way IRC works is that a central IRC server is hosted on NoBleme, and each user has to use their own IRC client of choice to connect to that server. We still use it to this day, for a variety of reasons detailed here. Back in 2005, when NoBleme was founded, IRC was the most commonly used way to chat in real time over the Internet. IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a real time communication protocol from 1988. Use the dropdown menu right above this paragraph to read more about NoBleme's IRC server and IRC in general. This page is a FAQ explaining why we use IRC rather than anything else, and how to join us so that you can be a part of the conversation. Like most online communities, NoBleme has a place where its members can hold conversations in real time, which is where most of the action happens: it is the heart of the community.
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