Librarian website chat room, any recommendation?

[Sherrysh]

I am a librarian and would like to interact with other librarians or people interested in books. Lately I added a chat room (text chat) that let me add YouTube videos and images. This made users stay longer.

The issue is that I cannot integrate my user base (I have around 1500 users) to the chat room and all need to re-login.

I have checked both RumbleTalk chat and c-box chat but then the lack of 3rd party users integration is a problem, any recommendation?

 

[Luke_Wilbur]

Facebook is good. Twitter can be complex, but with a little programming and use of hash tags it can be integrated to your own web site.

 

Where are you located?

[Sherrysh]

Sorry, it took me a while, but just for you to know, I am still looking for a suitable chat room for my site any help will be most appreciated.

[Guest Sherrysh]

Hello there people! Well a lot of my friends said that why I don't simply use Facebook or some Google application and I always need to explain that there is a lot of difference between some google app or Rumbletalk for an instance.

It is different! A lot! It can be completely integrated to your webpage and that is why I decided to start using Rumbletalk. I personally think that it is the best html chat room app in the world.

It is worth trying it, for sure!

[Luke_Wilbur]

If your local feel free to post on DCMessageBoards.com. Thousands of people use it.

 

I am using it to write on a topic that I am interested in. I have had 30,000 views.

[Guest Guest]

Thanks for your replies. Well I would say that using or at least trying Rumbletalk is very much worth it. They even offer a FREE trial now. It is basically one of the best Community chat

[Sherrysh]

Rumbletalk seems more and more popular.. I really like to see many friends starting with it as well. Anyone embed it to their website? It is really usefull to have it there as a chat application!