Add link to web IRC to reduce friction for new users #1
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Users seeking assistance may not know how to use IRC but also might not want to have to sign up for Discord just to ask a question. To fix this, add a link to the channel in Libera's webchat so users can start chatting in just two clicks. Users familiar with IRC can use the ircs:// link titled "connect with your own client" to connect with their own IRC client.
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Users seeking assistance may not know how to use IRC but also might not want to have to sign up for Discord just to ask a question. To fix this, add a link to the channel in Libera's webchat so users can start chatting in just two clicks. Users familiar with IRC can use the
ircs://link titled "connect with your own client" to connect with their own IRC client.I'm releasing these changes under the Creative Commons Zero Public Domain Dedication, so feel free to relicense them however you see fit.