Forums General Discussion Network Isn't in servers.ini

We'r talk you for adding servers.ini for a 9 month. we make a mistake and send a few mail. a lastest version is begining ve told you this suggestion. Anyway we don't added your servers.ini. what do u take care about adding servers. if you send me information about adding servers.ini i'm so happy.

Sohbet meaning is chat in Turkish and if we added a server list we'll bigger irc network in Turkey..

Please help me this subject.

Server name is -edit-
and webpage is -edit-

Getting added to the servers.ini list is not compulsory. Just because you email the correct information does not mean you will be included in the next servers.ini. It may be that your network isn't big enough to be included, I couldn't say, Krejt deals with the servers.ini list.

However, if you've sent the email(s) already, with NO mistakes whatsoever, then I suggest you simply wait. No point posting here, it will not get your network included in the file.

Also, it's not very likely that being included in the servers.ini list will make your network a lot bigger.

Regards,

u said "network isn't big enough" but in servers.ini too many server is smaller then my network ..

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Stop advertising, I never mentioned your network name

I second that.

Personally, I've never ever connected to a server from the server list randomly. Nor have I ever joined any of the channels from the default channel list that comes with mIRC.

As a matter of fact, the first thing I do when installing a new mIRC (on another computer), is delete all the channels from the mirc.ini.

Being in the server/channel list is highly overrated.

Greets

The server/channel listings, do not work for most because of the simple fact that, most people are invited to IRC by friends, who pretty much say 'Go download this and type /server whatever and /join #whatever'.

But for people who have read some forum, or general information about IRC and find mIRC, the server/channel listing is a valuable resource to finding a "decent" server/channel.

Although, being the "default" server (gamesnet is atm i think), is a sure fire way of being noticed, as most people who are new to IRC tend to stay on the default server.

Eamonn.

I think you may find Krejt's informative comments in this thread helpful to understand how all this works, including why you may see some networks "smaller" than yours.

I have to agree that being added to the servers.ini doesnt guarantee that your network will get larger. We often refer people looking for channels and networks to sites like http://searchirc.com/networks.php and http://irc.netsplit.de/ . You might consider trying to get your network added to those sites.

ParaBrat said " get your network added to those sites " but we already added <a href="htt://searchirc.com" target="_blank">htt://searchirc.com</a> .
please look at -sigh- for my network info's.

and i added my network is http://irc.netsplit.de/ .
if my account is active pls look at -sigh-

thnx

Your searchirc account and netsplit.de account has nothing to do with getting into the servers.ini file - they are completely separate resources for people that para suggested because they're more helpful to your network.

Regards,

I use to:

Make problem on the server then get glined, it was very fun[ny].

Hehe.

That network is now in the latest servers.ini release.

Regards,