What is freenode?
Q: What is freenode?
A: freenode is an IRC network used for discussing peer-directed projects and is formerly known as Open Projects Network.
Q: How can freenode servers be accessed?
A: freenode servers can be accessed from the domain name chat.freenode.net which automatically switches users to one of the actual servers in use.
Q: When was freenode considered the largest free and open source software-focused IRC network?
A: As of 2010, freenode was considered the largest free and open source software-focused IRC network.
Q: How many users did freenode have as of 2010?
A: As of 2010, freenode had more than 70,000 users.
Q: How many channels did freenode have as of 2010?
A: As of 2010, freenode had 40,000 channels.
Q: What kind of projects are discussed on freenode?
A: Peer-directed projects are discussed on freenode.
Q: What was freenode formerly known as?
A: Freenode was formerly known as Open Projects Network.
