All channels listed on IRCChannels.net are 18+. Nicknames in some channels may indicate a user's preferred roleplay age. Channels that allow underage people are not allowed. If you want to have a channel listed here you must have a published rule stating that these are roleplay nicknames, not user's actual ages. If you want to host your own web site, or host channel bots or IRC bouncers, I use FranTech/BuyVM DDOS-Protected IRC shell accounts.

IRC used to be a big deal. Back in the days before Social Media, IRC was King. We had some internet access through AOL, and some through other services like CompuServ, but the majority of online interaction and chat was still on Bulletin Board Systems (BBS).

Today we have Facebook, Discord, Instagram and numerous other interactive platforms. IRC has taken a back seat, to put it mildly.

The interesting thing is that IRC is still alive and well. I think most adults enjoy the sheer simplicity of IRC, being entirely text based and very fast. People of my generation, who grew up offline, are tired of the graphical tsunami we face on modern-day platforms. IRC allows us to focus on talking to other humans without the intrusion of video, audio, or those evil emojis! In fact, I've seen an uptick in IRC usage over the past few months. I've seen articles about using IRC servers for internal corporate communications. The development community for IRC is alive and well. Is IRC making a resurgence? I don't know. Only time will tell.

IRCChannels.net simply provides some web page space for individual IRC channels. Most channel pages look like they were built in the early 1990s. Most IRC channel operators don't have a clue about web site development or HTML, etc. This space makes it very easy.

If you want to have your channel listed here, with your own WordPress site, simply contact mr_right on the Undernet IRC Network.

 

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How to find #sex on Undernet

Easy-peasy! Connect to the Undernet network (using mIRC, or most IRC clients):

/server irc.undernet.org 6667

after you are connected, type:

/join #sex

In the channel, type:

!rules

And be welcome 🙂

List of Undernet Servers: https://www.undernet.org/servers.php

Download mIRC: https://www.mirc.com/get.html

Getting Started with mIRC: https://www.mirc.com/install.html