Chat Lycos: the Worldsbiggestchat

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Worldbiggestchat è davvero la chat più grande del mondo: perchè? Semplice: con i suoi 4000 utenti attivi ogni giorno è difficile affermare il contrario. Come si struttra? La chat è una vera e propria grande nave da crociera all’interno della quale ci sono varie sezioni e stanze nelle quali si può accere. In ognuna di essi sono presenti dei moderatori, molto seri devo dire per propria esperienza, che tengono sott’occhio l’andamento delle discussioni sia pubbliche che quelle private. Difatti, se non si rispetta il regolamento, si è subito rinchiusi in una gabbia all’interno della quale avremo una “rieducazione” su quelle che sono le regole. interessantissima anche la presenza di un bottone rosso in ogni stanza, da premere ogni qual volta si nota qualcosa di strano o si è molestati verbalmente da qualcuno.

I temi e relative stanze sono molto variegate. Abbiamo un’area filosofi, una per il calcio, una per la musica (dedicato esclusivamente ad un pubblico giovanile, al di sopra dei 20 anni non si può accedere), una sala motori e addirittura una stiva ove è presente il bot Ratto che vi offenderà in continuazione.

Per accedere alla chat è necessario dapprima creare un proprio profilo, realizzabile alla seguente pagina. Il tutto vi porterà via solamente qualche minuto e sarete indirizzati subito a babordo, dove giungono i nuovi arrivati. Avrete a disposizione dei simpatici moderatori che vi aiuteranno a conoscere meglio la chat e vi insegneranno certi trucchetti quando salirete di livello. Si perchè più si chatta e più alto sarà il vostro grado. Da semplice passeggero diventerete capo cuoco, macchinista, fino a giungere al più ambito: Ammiraglio.

Personalmente la ritengo un’ottima community. Ciò che mi infastidisce molto è la presenza della moderazione dei messaggi che contengono contatti messenger o indirizzi di posta elettronica. A chi scriverete : << Hai messenger?>> si vedrà scritto per es: <<Hai tulipano?>>. Ciò per il fatto che i webmaster vogliono tenervi legati alla propria chat e non farvene uscire. Per il resto è ok.

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