So, instead of saying something like “Can I ask a question about Org?” or “Does anyone use linum-mode?”, jump straight into your question. It’s the best way to know if anyone can help.
Don’t ask to ask - just ask your question. See EmacsBeginnersChannel #emacs-til a channel to share something you learned about Emacs today #xemacs is the XEmacsChannel Emacs channels in languages other than English # is the German Emacs channel, Emacs IRC Kanal (Deutsch) #emacs-es is the Hispanic Emacs channel, CanalEmacsEs #emacs-pl is the Polish Emacs channel #emacs-tw Emacs Taiwan #emacs.tw Emacs Taiwan French language Emacs channels #emacsfr is the generic French Emacs channel, SalleEmacsFr #org-mode-fr is the French OrgMode channel #emacsfr-off is the French off-topic Emacs channel Channels for specific Emacs packages or Emacs-related projects #emacswiki for EmacsWiki (as of this doesn’t seem active anymore, perhaps see #wiki instead) #evil-mode is for Evil #exwm for the Emacs X Window Manager #gnus for Gnus #org-mode for OrgMode #slime for SlimeMode #spacemacs for Spacemacs Channels for Emacs-based IRC clients #emacs-circe for Circe #erc for ERC #rcirc for rcirc Channels for Emacs-related events #emacsconf for EmacsConf #emacsconf-org for EmacsConf organizers and speakers #emacs-berlin for the Emacs Berlin Usergroup Off-topic Emacs channels #emacs-social is for very off-topic conversations that don’t fit into any of the others #ideologies is the IdeologiesChannel (as of this doesn’t seem to be active anymore, at least on Libera Chat) Tips for getting help (See EmacsChannelLogging.) List of Emacs-related channelsīelow is a list of all the Emacs-related IRC channels on the Libera Chat IRC server: General Emacs-related channels #emacs is the generic Emacs channel #emacs-beginners is also open for questions. Public logging of the Emacs channel is forbidden. See EmacsChannelDemographics to get a sense of who’s on the channel. Para la gente hispanoparlante, también vea CanalEmacsEs. 
Pour les francophones, allez voir aussi SalleEmacsFr.
The chatter is in English and EmacsLisp, but other flavours of Lisp and French, Finnish, German, Hindi, Portuguese, Swedish, Icelandic, Tagalog, Persian, and who knows what else are heard from time to time. The Libera.Chat IRC channel #emacs is a place where people can ask questions and hang out with other Emacs folks. If you just want the channel rules, skip to the Conduct and Law and Order sections. There are several IRC clients available for Emacs - see the client section of InternetRela圜hat for options. Connect by pointing your IRC client to :6697 (TLS). The official IRC channel for GNU Emacs is #emacs on Libera Chat (a new network set up by the former freenode staff).
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