Instant messaging collettivo su Neat Chat

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Avete mai avuto la necessità di chattare con un determinato gruppo di persone senza essere disturbati dagli altri contatti? Può capitare per organizzare una festa, una semplice uscita tra amici, ma anche per questioni di lavoro o di studio.

Eppure in questi casi non si sa bene come risolvere il problema “indesiderati”. Ci si può scambiare email con più destinatari, ma senza quella sensazione di immediatezza che sa dare una chat; stessa cosa per quanto riguarda i messaggi collettivi via Facebook. Si possono invitare più contatti MSN in una conversazione, ma per chi possiede un numero elevato di contatti c’è sempre il rischio di venire distratti da altre conversazioni.

La soluzione migliore per organizzare una conversazione tra più persone è quella di creare una chat privata: esistono varie chat che danno la possibilità agli utenti di arrivare a questa semplice scorciatoia, ma la più semplice, veloce ed efficente è senza dubbio Neat Chat.

Oltre ad essere gratis, utilizzarla è davvero molto semplice, dal momento che non è necessario effettuare nessuna registrazione né tantomeno installare nessun software, perché l’unica cosa che vi serve è il vostro browser. Basterà accedere alla homepage del sito, inserire il proprio nickname e cliccare su “Start Group”. Dopodiché, appena si apre la finestra di chat, l’unica cosa da fare è inviare ai contatti interessati il link della chat.

Naturalmente, con Neat Chat è anche possibile condividere velocemente qualsiasi file con tutti gli altri partecipanti alla conversazione, semplicemente cliccando il tasto “Upload file”, collocato accanto all’opzione che permette di cambiare nickname.

E se invece siete voi ad essere stati invitati in una Neat Chat collettiva già avviata, non spaventatevi se vi capita di arrivare in ritardo: Neat Chat vi permette di avere accesso a tutte le conversazioni che ci sono state in vostra assenza.

Insomma, un comodissimo e semplice servizio per portare avanti le nostre conversazioni collettive, senza però essere disturbati da nessun altro!

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