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[ipv6-wg] Promote the use of IRC

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Eric Vyncke (evyncke) evyncke at cisco.com
Thu Aug 13 12:04:40 CEST 2015

Jen,

You read into my mind... Exactly the same concerns: practicalities &
fragmentation

>If people would like to have a place to informal chat nobody could
>prevent them. However I have a few concerns. In particular,
>segmentation of the information. IRC would one more communication
>channel to track (and it is not the best one if you would like to find
>out what happened while you've been on vacation, for example). We do
>not have so much traffic on ipv6 mailing list so I do not see a use
>case for offloading informal discussions to IRC channel to increase
>signal/noise ratio.
>
>If someone would like to have an informal chat about IPv6 @irc - there
>are IPv6-related channels around so I'm inclined to use Occam's razor
>here ;)

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