[MoHA] Your One Stop Shop for Communication...Maybe...

Day 3,191, 12:24 • Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom • by eUK Home Office


Apparently communication is very important...HELLO!

This is a brief article detailing all the people, places and something else beginning with a P that you need to know.

We have also included nifty futuristic graphics to denote how cutting edge we are here at the Ministry of Homo Erotic Affairs.

First up papers.



At the end of every Government article there SHOULD be a little footer of images. These when clicked upon SHOULD transport you to an official mouthpiece of the ruling classes. Why not try it yourself now:











Did you enjoy that? I know I did.

While you’re lapping up the fine journalistic skills of our ministers it’s worth pressing the subscribe button.



By subscribing you’ll then be able to keep abreast (boobs) of all your favourite papers in the news feed subscription tab.


Simple.





Do you know what Wikipedia is?

Yes the thing for copying and pasting answers from. Well believe it or not if you actually read some of the informative pages they are quite useful. Erepublik has one and we have our own page.





If you clicked on the picture you’ve just popped your Erep Wiki cherry. Well done you.

The Wiki is maintained (or not) by users and has lots of good information about eRep and the eUK, including stuff on alliances, Governments, and significantly game mechanics.



A previous minister very helpfully published an easy-to-use guide to IRC, which you can find here, but the following is a brief summary of the essentials.(We recycle)

Connecting to The IRC Client

To connect to the IRC you need to use a client. To connect to the client, simply go to: http://client00.chat.mibbit.com/

Connecting To An IRC Channel

To connect to an IRC channel you will need to select the server the channel is located on. Most channels in the eUK use the Rizon server. However if the Rizon server did not work for you, ask the channel owner what server the channel is located on.

To select the server, click on the drop down box located next to “Connect:”. By default it will say “Mibbit [webirc]”. On the drop down list, scroll down until you find the “Rizon” server. If the channel is not on the Rizon server, select the appropriate server you need from the list.

(Tip: The list is in alphabetical order making it easier to find servers.)



Now you need to enter your nickname that you will be known as in the channels you connect to. You can use your eRepublik name, however you cannot use spaces so instead use underscores (these: _ ).Enter your name in the box next to “Nick:”.

Next you need to enter the name of the channel(s) you would like to connect to.

(Tip: When entering multiple channels, use a comma to separate them.)



Finally, click the “Connect” button and you will be connected to the channels you have entered.






So don’t muck about - get some information down you. These sources can help you feel less swamped with jargon and get a handle on what’s going on here in the eUK and eRepublik. They’re essential tools for people getting to grips with what we are up to and a good means of showing up people who don’t know what they’re talking about at dinner parties.(Woldy wrote this bit)

Hugs,
Karacticus
Jnr MoHA

(With the IRC info shamelessly ripped from a previous article by CheetahCurtis)