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# What is VOICE?

VOICE is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of the OS/2 and eComStation operating systems, the education of their users, improving the communication between the creators of the operating systems, ISVs, developers, consultants, and consumers as well as representing the community of users to the public.

To this end, services including providing current and factual information via a news service and online magazine, conducting IRC meetings, sponsoring and funding projects and events, maintaining an index of mailing lists, and generally helping OS/2 user groups organize and promote their own activities are offered.

## Virtual Meetings

Weekly IRC meetings are held on WEBBnet in the channel #VOICE. Meetings are now held on the first and third Saturday of each month at 3:00PM EST (20:00 GMT).

For a list of current WEBBnet IRC servers please refer to http://www.webbnet.info.

If you're unfamiliar with IRC, visit IRC Clients (http://www.moon-scape.com/warp/irc_clients.html). There is a list of available IRC clients, with descriptions, and a link to a chart that compares features of each. If you need further assistance e-mail Jeremy Workman (rs@fyrelizard.com).