The "level" of RP of a guild isn't necessary linked to the number of IC/OOC channels.
Most of the roleplayers I know (those that consider everything they do ingame to be RP, and never play OOC) speak IC on ''around'' channel only, contrary to some "casual" roleplayers I've met who don't really use any "rule" for when or where they are IC or OOC (which can lead to many misunderstandings, since they are not IC all the time).
Actually, the most hardcore roleplay guild I've ever played in hardly ever used the guild channel for RP, which never prevented guildmembers to interact IC rather than OOC on "around" channel, recrutment was full RP, characters interactions were full RP, etc... (guild chan was actually the place to "blow off some steam" and joke around OOC, since the guild RP was quite dark).
Most of the roleplayers I know (those that consider everything they do ingame to be RP, and never play OOC) speak IC on ''around'' channel only, contrary to some "casual" roleplayers I've met who don't really use any "rule" for when or where they are IC or OOC (which can lead to many misunderstandings, since they are not IC all the time).
Actually, the most hardcore roleplay guild I've ever played in hardly ever used the guild channel for RP, which never prevented guildmembers to interact IC rather than OOC on "around" channel, recrutment was full RP, characters interactions were full RP, etc... (guild chan was actually the place to "blow off some steam" and joke around OOC, since the guild RP was quite dark).