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View Poll Results: What IM's Do You Use
AIM/ICQ (on the same network) 28 62.22%
Gadu-Gadu 1 2.22%
GroupWise 1 2.22%
IRC (not realy an IM but gaim has it lol) 20 44.44%
Jabber 6 13.33%
MSN 25 55.56%
Nabster (dident know that was an IM) 1 2.22%
Yahoo 10 22.22%
Zephyr 1 2.22%
Other 2 4.44%
I don't use Instant Messaging 4 8.89%
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Old 7th August 2004, 04:11 PM
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oh ya my IRC is earobinson111 on the fedora server thingy (freenode is it?)
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wow aim and icq still up there

everyone i talk to uses msn
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I use msn a lot, but to talk to a few others I use AIM.
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sorta unrelated, but do you have to have an aol mail account to recieve pice or other files using (g)aim? and is aol mail free like yahoo and mns?
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im not sure but i know that icq and aol are on the same network and icq is free, i use my icq to talk to aol people so it would make sence that aol is free if icq is. you could always check out the sice www.aol.com im sure it is there
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WhispyTuft you use all the wird IM's what u use nabster for
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msn sucks, i have noticed that people in other countries/people in the northern US often use msn instead of AIM... hmm
for now i prefer AIM even though i hate AOL
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i dont see the dif between ne of them, icq conects faster but thats it
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