ChatNet exists for the users, and we do encourage your input and opinion to make ChatNet a better IRC Network. Your comments and suggestions about the website are welcome at webmaster@chatnet.org. If you're experiencing any problems viewing this site, or any dead links please let me know, as it's still rather new.

If you wish to learn more about our network, I do encourage you to navigate through the website, which I aim to improve everyday.

If you have a channel, and would like to join the ChatNet Web Ring, click here. Don't forget to visit the OperCom Website, or the Channel Services Website if you're interested in registering a channel. Another new site which channel masters, or webmasters of different channels would be interested can be visited by clicking here.

While online, there are a number of channels you can join for help. The Operator and Administrator channel is #Nuthouse. This is for Network help. #Doghouse is the channel you join for K9 and Channel Services related help. #Help is designed for all other help you might need. We have experienced members in each. None of these channels are for general help. For a Chat channel, I suggest #CyberChat.

As webmaster, I welcome you to ChatNet, where we strive to make your IRC experience a pleasant one, where you can sit down, relax and have fun.

Something on the news front. Our Web Chat is once again working. You can click on the Chat Now! button to the left of this, or click here to go there. It's running on the New York server.

Another thing which I would like to say, is that one of our longest serving IRCop's, Shirl has passed away unexpectadly. She was a lovely person, and will be missed by a lot of people.

The ChatNet website has now become multilingual. I am looking for people to translate it in other languages aswell. We currently have English, Turkish, and Spanish. I am aiming for Greek, Chinese, Portuguese and French. Please forward information to the webmaster@chatnet.org address.

-Webmaster