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'''Idle''' is used [[OTI]] to refer to the state of your [[computer]] after it goes without use for a certain period of time. When you are idle on [[IRC]], it is customary to change your nick to nick+AFK, nick|Away or some similar variant. If you don't do this, you will come back five hours later to ten million messages. If everyone in a channel is idle, a [[luser]] might think that [[Is chat working?|chat isn't working]].
'''Idle''' is used [[OTI]] to refer to the state of your [[computer]] after it goes without use for a certain period of time. When you are idle on [[IRC]], it is customary to change your nick to nick+AFK, nick|Away or some similar variant. If you don't do this, you will come back five hours later to ten million messages. If everyone in a channel is idle, a [[luser]] might think that [[Is chat working?|chat isn't working]].


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Idle is used OTI to refer to the state of your computer after it goes without use for a certain period of time. When you are idle on IRC, it is customary to change your nick to nick+AFK, nick|Away or some similar variant. If you don't do this, you will come back five hours later to ten million messages. If everyone in a channel is idle, a luser might think that chat isn't working.

Good Reasons to Be Idle

Places To Be Idle

Types of Idles

  • American Idle is a popular TV show where a bunch of people don't use computers.
  • Eric Idle is a funny director.

See Also

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