Anarplex

This is Anarplex.net We host files & projects related to crypto-anarchy, phyles, agorism and related subject - and offer various services related to crypto-tribes and darknets.
This is also the home of the #agora IRC server.

Alternative addresses This server is available through:

The Clearnet: anarplex.net
Tor darknet: y5fmhyqdr6r7ddws.onion
I2P darknet (ECC key format): ecc-anarplex.i2p (add to local address book)
I2P darknet (old key format): anarplex.i2p (add to local address book, b32-address)
CG darknet: anarplex.cryptogroup (172.31.254.69 if you don't have the CG-DNS configured)

Since we have had several downtimes of our clearnet gateways, all regular visitors are advised to bookmark the darknet addresses as well.

Projects:

Overview Anarplex.net hosts some projects related to crypto-anarchy and second realm. Please check out the resources. For comments, please contact the project head - not us.

Note This section is work in progress and defined by errors and incompleteness.

Services:

Services Anarplex.net offers a variety of services for crypto-tribes and phyles.
Due to current workload we do NOT accept new clients at the moment.

Files:

Files Anarplex hosts a couple of files and projects from the realm of darknets, crypto-tribes, cryptoanarchism and related subjects.
Please navigate to the file sections on the right.

Agora IRC:

#Agora IRC Server Since 2008 Anarplex.net operates an IRC Server for agorists, crypto-anarchists, cypherpunks, second realmers, crypto-tribalists, ...
It was inspired by some leftovers of the Invisible IRC Project community, and two former members funded the initial setup: eCache and Free & Unashamed. By now it has attracted an interesting group of people that hang out and conduct business there.
The server offers all the usual IRC services, like nickserv, chanserv, memoserv as well as the anarplex link bot (#anarbot) in the main channel #agora.

Why a HowTo on debating on IRC As with any medium IRC has its own character and properties that influence the way conversations flow and are conducted. This makes a specific way of signalling important, since on IRC nobody can see your facial expressions or gestures. This often leads to confusing and chaotic posting that does not help any conversation. For this reason, there are a few simple rules and signals that can improve IRC communication for everybody, making it more profitable and fun.

Preparation

Switch on timestamps for your chat client.
Get familiar with ignore list support for your client.
Get a tea/coffee/drink.
Relaxi and focus.

CheatSheet All following signals are single line and must appear on the line by themselves.

. End a post and give voice to next participant
.? Ask if post is completed and just missing the dot
+! Raise hand to make a post
+? Raise hand to ask a question of understanding on current post
-! Lower hand to NOT make a post
-? Lower hand to NOT ask a question
- Lower hand to not do anything at all
+a Signal agreement to current post
-a Signal disagreement to current post

Rules for smooth debates

Before speaking, listen for at least a few posts and ask active participants for context over private message.
Do not interrupt.
Posts must end with a dot "." on a single line.
Posts always end when no new line is send within one minute. Not ending a post with "." is punishable.
To participate, raise your hand by sending on a single line a plus ("+" ) followed by the type of post you would like to make:
1. To respond to a previous post, send "!" (that is, send "+!").
2. To ask a question of understanding to a post, send "?" (that is, send "+?" ).
To withdraw your raised hand, send a single line with "-" followed by the type of post ("-!" or "-?" ) or a dash without type to withdraw any raised hand.
Raised hands have right to speak in the order they were raised. They must follow promptly (within 30sec) or the position is given to the next person. Questions are served first, followed by short response by the previous poster. Afterwards, other posts may be made.
Communication that is off-topic is not allowed.
To make a post that is off-topic or does not expect a reply, the post must be short (30 characters maximum) and must be enclosed in brackets "[]" .
Agreement or disagreement may be signaled anytime by a single line containing "+a" (agree) or "-a" (disagree).
Precede your posts with the list of active participants (that is, previous posters), or at least the last poster you refer to.
Do not react to posters that do not follow above rules, maybe even by putting them on your ignore list.
Never react to trolls (people that want to provoke emotional responses/division/repetition/anger).
Reacting to trolling is punishable.
Wait a considerable amount of time before reposting. Flooding or repeating yourself frequently is punishable.
If you participate in a discussion, be available to send backlog or answer questions in private messages for newly arriving or users that lost their connection.
Please make sure to signal to other participants when you will become unavailable during a conversation, either by sending "afk" (away from keyboard), "brb" (be right back), "bbl" "bbl" (be back later) or similar.

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