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>	The dancer IRC server was written for the <A
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	and designed with FN philosophy in mind. As such, it may have features which are at odds with other networks
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>	The Freenode Net philosophy has several components. FN exists to 
	provide interactive services to projects and groups involved with 
	"Open Source, Open Technology and Open Information." We work to provide 
	an interaction environment in which free software community members can 
	improve their skills in the areas of communication and coordination of 
	effort. We also try to provide an environment which serves to introduce
	new participants to the free software community.
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>	  The basic principles of FN are:
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>	      Community members benefit from better access to each other. Putting a 
	      number of projects in close proximity in an interactive environment 
	      creates linkages between developers and projects, and helps community 
	      members take better advantage of each other's work.
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>	      Communication and coordination skills are important to community projects.
	      Free software and open source work because the paradigm works. Developers 
	      and community members are not unusually gifted at project coordination and
	      communication. But improving those skills can make projects work better.
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>	      Friendly interaction is more efficient than flaming. Calm, relaxed discourse
	      without angry contention provides for better exchange of information. Flaming
	      produces situations in which the listener must contend with the state of
	      his or her emotions at least as much as with the comprehension of a speaker's comments.
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>	      Open source developers are self-driven. No one guarantees your work will 
	      be used, but only you decide whether a project is worth doing. There is no
	      single right approach to any coding or support problem, and friendly 
	      competition is a fundamentally good thing.
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>	      The free software community is small, and needs to grow. Many valuable
	      projects chronically lack skilled, motivated developers with time to devote 
	      to them. Our potential developer base includes programmers in all fields and
	      disciplines, and both students and working professionals. Our potential user 
	      base includes individuals and organizations standing to benefit from software
	      projects we successfully pursue. The community must continue to grow.
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>	      Free software is about the software. Free software and open source were not
	      born in the recent venture-capital, pre-IPO environment. Our roots are in
	      coders coding software for the benefit of themselves and their organizations, 
	      and for the pleasure of producing quality work. It is completely legitimate to
	      profit monetarily from coding and supporting free and open applications. 
	      Corporate sponsors of open source projects are welcome on FN. It's time, 
	      though, for the community to get back to its roots.
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>	  The FN IRC network provides a controlled environment in which open projects can
	  communicate between developers and users. To this end, FN is centrally maintained,
	  and operators are expected to try and resolve situations without actually exercising
	  their power when possible. They are also expected to stay out of channel politics and
	  arguments, so don't bother asking them to intervene if you disagree with the people
	  who run a channel. They won't.
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>	  FN runs a full services implementation, which allows nicks and channels
	  to be registered and protected by the server, thusly making channel takeovers largely
	  impossible, while maintaining a consistant interface for channels to be managed.
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>	  If an individual has somehow gained ops on a channel, then the channel founder, or
	  people with an appropriate level of access, can handle it themselves with chanserv;
	  refer to the dancer users guide for details. If somebody has managed to take
	  founder access (by guessing the founder password, or whatever), then the original
	  founder should come to channel #freenode ASAP so that the situation can be resolved.
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