Channel Services
Channel Services, also known as Cservice, can be found in #doghouse and is there to assist users when having problems with K9, the official ChatNet channel bot, or registered channels in general. The members of Channel Services, as well as the other services on ChatNet are there to help make your IRC time a pleasurable experience. Visit: http://cservice.chatnet.org

Coder committee
It is the responsibility of the Coder Committee to maintain, debug and improve the ChatNet Internet Relay Chat Daemon. This includes the protocol used for server-server communication and for client-server communication as well as the documentation of said protocols. Visit: http://coder.chatnet.org

Oper Committee - [removed as of 04/26/00]
OperCom is a committee consisting of 9 IRCops voted on by the majority of voting IRCops. The first OperCom was elected on May 2, 1999. This committee will have one vote on every admin decision, and will be able to see all admin discussions. The committee vote is a simple majority of voting admins. The committee will appoint one member to post their votes and ideas to cadmin (a spokesperson). Ideas should go through discussion through the committee before being sent to cadmin (the committee as a whole participates in cadmin, not the individual members). Members serve 6 month terms, and all members will be up for re-election at the same time. Essentially, OperCom will receive cadmin mail, but only the spokesperson can post back to cadmin.

Routing Committee
Routing Committee is responsible for reviewing potential server links and well as maintaining current network stability for ChatNet. The ChatNet 2000 expansion plan will hopefully bring new worldwide connectivity to our growing network within the coming millennium.

Web Committee
WebCom is responsible for the design and maintainence of the website at the ChatNet.Org domain. With the coming of new policies and developments, the website is kept fresh and up to date by this hard-working team of enterprising individual(s).