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Discord is a superior product to slack in every way I've ever used it. Including on boarding, it beats slack in it's core strength. The thing is discord has a
by zionic 9y ago
Discord is a superior product to slack in every way I've ever used it.
Including on boarding, it beats slack in it's core strength.
The thing is discord has a stigma for "gaming" and slack for "work", and I can't get people to switch for that reason.
It's so dumb.
- sumedh 9y ago> The thing is discord has a stigma for "gaming" Have you looked at discord's homepage, they specifically say its "Free Voice and Text Chat for Gamers"
- dijit 9y agoYou're learning an important lesson about marketing. There are many examples of inferior products winning due to marketing. Windows is one of them, x86-64 is another, AWS is a more modern example. (people are still very much on the hype train here though) Edit: I knew people wouldn't like me pointing at AWS;
- eightysixfour 9y ago> x86-64 is another Inferior to what and by whose standards? Itanium?
- dijit 9y agoItanium did get rid of a lot of the cruft of x86, but I'm talking specifically about PPC
- tenryuu 9y agoSuperior in every way? but all your accounts over each guild on discord is directly linked. Compare to slack which are kept all separate, with different user information, display pictures and the like. It's easier to manage your presence on slack than it is discord, because discord offer no assistance to those who handle multiple accounts or identities. As with other competitors, teamspeak solved this, irc doesn't have this problem at all. Skype does, doubt they will do anything about it, Microsoft have made another solution for team management