I noticed this a few days ago, since I recently had to use somebody else's computer to access the IRC.
The IRC web interface has a
landing page and
a page for the actual client (my link lacks host/port/username data in the URL, so the java client crashes; the rest of the page still appears as it otherwise would). At the bottom of the webpage for the web client itself (the second of the two pages), there's a block of text, which is quoted below.
Furtopia web hosting community, "furtopia.org" and all its' original works Copyright © 2001.
Web page hosting and furtopia.org are provided to the furry community by: WhiteShepherd and Kada-Ru.
I formatted the above text to look like the text on that page; as such, "furtopia.org" is in green text, and "Whiteshepherd" and "Kada-Ru" are formatted as if they were links. Since the original web page has a white background, though, the rest of the text cannot be seen on the original page without highlighting.
It's a tiny thing, but it still seemed to be worth mentioning.