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Huh? You mean an ampersand? #/& were the original channel prefixes. The plus channel prefix (which means an unmoderated channel) did not come till later. Even t
by swang 15y ago
Huh? You mean an ampersand? #/& were the original channel prefixes. The plus channel prefix (which means an unmoderated channel) did not come till later. Even then & prefixes have a different connotation from # channel prefix.
- dous 15y agoSeems like there were + prefixes before - https://www.alien.net.au/irc/chantypes.html https://www.alien.net.au/irc/chantypes.html I can't remember exactly where I first encountered the plus prefix (it's been a long time), but I remember # and + more than &.
- swang 15y agoHuh? That says the + prefix came from RFC2811 which came out in 2000. So after RFC 1459 which only specifies &/# as channel prefixes.