IRC lecture about the current state of /prog/

Hello /prog/, tommorow (17/4/08) we will have an IRC lecture about the current state of /prog/, how to improve it, how to identify and fight trolls and more. It is scheduled to start at 2:00 PM, GMT+0.
It will be hosted in #sicp at EFnet, by the #sicp folks. Guests scheduled to come: The Sussman, rms, various artists, programmers and great minds that posted in /prog/.
You are invited too.
More on IRC:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRC
More on #sicp:
The topic for #sicp is: ( ﾟ ヮﾟ) HTML PROGRAMING
Address:
irc://irc.efnet.org/sicp
Questions:
moot@4chan.org, breakfast@linuxmail.org

#sicp is the most worthless irc channel ever. there's like six people there and it's roughly the irc equivalent of /prog/, but without any of the rare intellectual humor that makes /prog/ awesome.

>>47
Yes. I started that channel and stopped joining when I realised it wasn't actually good, at all. Bunch of anime weirdos. I prefer it when you're anonymous, [b][o][u][i]EXPERTS[/i][/u][/o][/b], at least then you can say you were just trolling.

>>36
Go away if you don't like this place.

>>48
What's actually wrong about that BBCode that keeps it from getting parsed?

>>50
DON'T HELP HIM

>>50
There is nothing wrong with it.

>>50
back to /b/

>>50
Nothing, you did it on purpose either by escaping it or using #.

>>53
Where are you manners?