chatline

British  

/ ˈtʃætˌlaɪn /

noun

1. a telephone service enabling callers to join in general conversation with each other

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Example Sentences

“We confirm that the replica of the golden owl was dug up last night, and that simultaneously a solution has been sent on the online verification system,” reads a post published on Thursday morning on the hunt’s official chatline.

From BBC

“Finally – liberated!” reads one post on the hunt’s chatline on the Discord forum.

From BBC

The chatline went live last November shortly after the equality minister Marlène Schiappa, a feminist writer, oversaw new legislation introducing, among other measures, on-the-spot fines for “insulting, degrading or humiliating comments” in the street or on public transport.

From The Guardian

The chatline officers do not know who they are communicating with; in most cases they will never know.

From The Guardian

For several years he ran a chatline on France's pre-internet service Minitel, in which he answered questions from hunters.

From BBC