Just as a small reminder, there is also a #Squeak channel on 
irc.openprojects.net which I run. We sometimes coordinate Nebraska 
sessions for demos and such there.

BTW, I am quite interested in Bijan's DiaWebLogBot, so if the source 
could be rounded out a bit and published as a goodie, I'd appreciate 
it. :)

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>Peter Hatch has set up an IRC server for Smalltalk discussions etc.
>
>He asked me to invite the Squeak mailing list to join in :)
>
>Here is his note from the VW mailing list:
>
>>The server is up and running, and about 2 dozen people have been
>>using it over the last 24 hours.  Looks like it's going to be pretty
>>interesting :-)
>>
>>To get the details on how to connect (including some basic
>>introductions to IRC) just go to http://wiki.cs.uiuc.edu/VisualWorks/IRC.
>>It contains the server information as well as information on
>>various IRC clients (covering most platforms).  There is also a link
>>to a rudimentary VisualWorks IRC client that was done by some of
>>Ralph's students a few years ago.
>
>[sbw - I tried to connect using the Squeak IRC client with no luck -
>suggestions are welcome]
>
>>It looks like it will be rather fun!  If you have any problems, just
>>post them to this list.  Once you connect an irc client (mirc, ircii,
>>BitchX, etc.) to irc.mojowire.net:6667 you just need to issue the
>>
>>/join #smalltalk
>>
>>command to join the group.  Once there you can figure out the rest
>  >with a little help :-)
>
>Cheers,
>Steve
>
>Hope to see you there!
>pete