A certain user was of particular help to me in one of my questions. I would like to talk with him some more on the same topic. Is there any way I can invite him into a chat room, or somehow communicate with him (if he is willing)?
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Usually you should be able to create your own chat room (having at least 100 rep) and invite this user there - in easiest case when you both are already in an other chat.
I tried to figure it out to give you a more detailed explanation, but I failed to log in.
Here you have a similiar question, offering some answer and link to a next question.
(I don't know why, but when I click here at top on "chat", it shows me I need to log in. After clicking there, it provides me the usual ways to log in. So I got logged in on main SE site, but returning to chat declines that I am logged in. Maybe it has to do that I deny a referrer while browsing.)
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I've seen that problem with "needing" to log in before. I find that if, in Firefox, I do a full refresh (skipping the browser cache) that it fixes the problem.– bgmCoderAug 17, 2012 at 13:21
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1There was a link from the link that has a good answer, proposing to create the room, then in the comments of the main question, post the link and address the user you want to invite (at meta.stackexchange.com/questions/79202/…).– bgmCoderAug 17, 2012 at 13:29
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1If you mention the user in a chat room, he will get a notification in the top left drop down Aug 17, 2012 at 16:38