Urgent: Temporary Voat Operations Chat Room (general)

submitted ago by VoataoV

Get this to the top, we are going to bring Voat back after Christmas. All we need is people and collaboration to get a new site up and running. It's not hard at all.

Get on IRC by downloading an IRC client. This is where we used to chat back in the day before forums.

Link: https://hexchat.github.io/

The server you want to join is called EFNet. It is configured as a server option in HexChat.

After you join the server, join the channel called "#voat" (no quotation marks). You can do this through the client or by typing "/join #voat" (no quotation marks).

Make sure you have opsec for your IP. EFNet is an anything goes server so you should feel right at home in the channel.

We can make this work, we can set Voat up again. All we need is you in there with us and working together.

We will bring a site up. We will get out users back. We will promote free speech. All it takes is you.

Now get this to the front page and get on IRC.

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thebearfromstartrack ago

WHERE do we get the code (source)..license? stolen? free? What database do we use. I can potentially help in a limited fashion.

VoataoV ago

If it's too late to grab the code we just start fresh again.

thebearfromstartrack ago

How many lines of code? Do you know the basic architecture already? Done in C? Unix platform (or similar (POSIX))? Oracle db? or SQL server? Or Sybase? or what?

VoataoV ago

I am unsure, my plan was to have a room where we can discuss these matters further and devise a strategy. I do not know the technical details of this website unfortunately.

thebearfromstartrack ago

warmpotato just posted a YouTube link to a history. Architecture (.NET), language (C#,F#) and things (Cloudnet?) were revealed. Plus some other stuff, I never discovered while USING voat (didn't look too hard, but asked a couple times). apparently theres a GOAT MOUNTAIN subvoat.

alcogiggles ago

https://voat.co/content/about

Scroll down. It specifically states what technology was used to create voat.

thebearfromstartrack ago

I didn't ask HARD enough back in the day I guess. Thing is I NEVER knew to LOOK in /content/about. NEVER even heard of it.