IRC
We have chat rooms (IRC based, on the libera network), which can be used for members of the community to contact each other:
The +s flag is set on all of these channels, so that someone can't know you're in these channels when they run whois on your IRC nick. The only way for someone to know is if they join those channels and see you there.
These are safe spaces. You are free to be yourself here, without judgement.
- #transchat This is a support channel, for people who need support. It is not a social channel. For general socializing/discussions (even about things that are off-topic in a trans support group), go to the #transchat-social channel (see below):
- #transchat-social (general lobby or meeting place for the community, for people of all gender identities whether female, male, non-binary, etc. Anyone is welcome. Intersex people and eunuchs are also welcome. This is for socializing. Support goes in the main channel!)
- #transchat-nsfw - sensitive topics go here.
The above links are for web based chat, but you can also use other IRC clients on GNU+Linux, BSD, MacOS, Windows, Android, Replicant, iOS etc (GNU+Linux, BSD or Replicant highly recommended, for your freedom from tyranny as a computer user.
Information for connecting to IRC is as follows:
- Server: irc.libera.chat
- Port: 6697
- TLS/SSL encryption is required on this port. You must enable encryption
- Channels are #transchat, #transchat-social, #transchat-nsfw
Whether you use the web chat, or a non-web based IRC client, it is highly recommended that you register your nick. Type this into IRC for information about how to register your IRC nickname:
/msg nickserv help register
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