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| ![](/media/icons/scijava.png){:width="24"} | [SciJava](/libs/scijava) | `#SciJava` |
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| | [3D ImageJ Suite](/plugins/3d-imagej-suite/) | `#3D Suite` |
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## Gitter
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## Previous chat solutions
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The {% include wikipedia title='Gitter' text='Gitter' %} chat service is how developers of [SciJava](/libs/scijava)-based software have been discussing day-to-day issues for the past several years. You can participate, too: all you need is either a [GitHub](https://github.com/) or [Twitter](https://twitter.com/) account. Advantages of Gitter (compared to IRC) include a nice "21st century" web interface, email notification when participants miss messages, and a full searchable history. But it seems the community is trending more toward Zulip (see above), so it is not clear for how much longer the Gitter rooms will stay active.
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**Gitter.** For several years, developers of [SciJava](/libs/scijava)-based software discussed day-to-day development issues using the {% include wikipedia title='Gitter' text='Gitter' %} chat service. But these Gitter chat rooms are no longer actively monitored.
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| Logo | Project | Chat rooms |
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| ![](/media/icons/imagej2.png){:width="24"} | [ImageJ2](/software/imagej2) | [imagej](https://gitter.im/orgs/imagej/rooms) |
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| ![](/media/icons/fiji.png){:width="24"} | [Fiji](/software/fiji) | [fiji](https://gitter.im/orgs/fiji/rooms) |
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| ![](/media/icons/knime.svg){:width="24"} | [KNIME](/software/knime) | [knime-ip](https://gitter.im/orgs/knime-ip/rooms) |
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| ![](/media/icons/imglib2.png){:width="24"} | [ImgLib2](/libs/imglib2) | [imglib](https://gitter.im/orgs/imglib/rooms) |
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| ![](/media/icons/scifio.png){:width="24"} | [SCIFIO](/libs/scifio) | [scifio](https://gitter.im/orgs/scifio/rooms) |
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| ![](/media/icons/scijava.png){:width="24"} | [SciJava](/libs/scijava) | [scijava](https://gitter.im/orgs/scijava/rooms) |
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## IRC
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Long ago, some community members frequented {% include wikipedia title='Internet Relay Chat' text='IRC' %} on [irc.freenode.net](http://freenode.net/), in the following chat rooms:
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| Channel | Description |
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| `#imagejdev` | Core [ImageJ2](/software/imagej2) development discussion. |
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| `#fiji-devel` | [Fiji](/software/fiji) user and developer discussion and questions. |
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Advantages of IRC include anonymity, and maximum compatibility with a huge variety of existing chat clients.
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But active core developers of ImageJ-related projects have not monitored these rooms for many years, and since the [Freenode "hostile takeover" of 2021](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenode), the rooms might not even exist anymore.
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Chat logs from these channels can be downloaded from [here](https://code.imagej.net/irc-logs/).
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**IRC.** Before that, some community members frequented {% include wikipedia title='Internet Relay Chat' text='IRC' %} on [irc.freenode.net](http://freenode.net/) in the `#imagejdev` and `#fiji-devel` chat rooms. But active core developers of ImageJ-related projects have not monitored these rooms for many years, and since the [Freenode "hostile takeover" of 2021](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenode), the rooms might not even exist anymore. Chat logs from these channels can be downloaded from [here](https://code.imagej.net/irc-logs/).

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