lol.. that's exactly what came across my mind when I saw this...
But you have to understand that new users (and that means the majority of
users alive today)
have not used IRC. Also its more user friendly. Also it's a good way for MS
to push their messenger.. (stab) lol
I think there was something like this on ICQ too... Live messenger has still
to catch up with all the features that chat client had in 2000! lol
"Synapse Syndrome" <synapse@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Clear Windows" <carlferedeck@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:48164218$1@xxxxxx-privat.org... Quote:
>> http://www.messengergroupchat.com/
>>
>> Messenger Group, developed with Windows Live Messenger platform, is a
>> service for a group of Messenger users chatting together in real time.
>> Maybe you think that Windows Live Messenger supports multi-conversation,
>> but this multi-conversation is temporary, will be dismissed with the
>> finish of conversation.
>>
>> Compared with multi-conversation, Messenger Group is an existing group
>> with each member in, members can talk together at any time without
>> creating a temporary multi-conversation. Messenger Group makes a group of
>> people connecting closer, no matter whether they are on your Messenger
>> contact list. You can create a group for a team, a department or a
>> company to chat online together. >
> That's nothing new that you could not do since the early 90's on IRC. If
> anybody wants to know my #channels, just ask.
>
> ss.
>