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From my personal experience - I live in Germany - the central european countries' Hans W. Averages tend to prefer ICQ over MSN. "What's your UIN?" is a popular question. Furthermore, Jabber and PSI (that supports many IM types) and even IRC are used for IM purposes, but only by the higher educated ones who know what they're doing. :-)






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In The Netherlands, for instance, MSN has a 99.99% marketshare, and chatting is not called instant messaging or something similar, no, it's called "MSN'ing". I kid you not. AIM, ICQ, Y! are all non-existant here.
Which is also true for Norway, and as you say - probably most other european countries as well.