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Discord's role/permission management is incredibly powerful. There's a couple things I'd love to see to make it a bit easier to use (duplicating/copying permiss
by kmf 8y ago
Discord's role/permission management is incredibly powerful. There's a couple things I'd love to see to make it a bit easier to use (duplicating/copying permissions between roles would be great), but I'm comfortably using it for a public Discord channel with 300+ members and growing[1] and I can actually visualize how to keep the chat functional if the member count grows by 10x.
I strongly recommend Discord over Slack for public chat groups; I'd happily use it over Slack for company chat as well, with the caveat that the integration/app story isn't quite as far along as Slack is.
[1]: https://byteconf.com/discord https://byteconf.com/discord
- fb03 8y agoMy main complaint with Discord is that I don't have any of those integrations. But the thing is so snappy I might write a few of those myself ;-) I was a diehard irc fan just because of the snappiness of using whatever app (native) I wanted, and at some point I vouched to never switch to those 'fancy newfangled chat apps' because while they had all this bells and whistles (markdown, inline previews etc) they couldn't do the most basic thing properly : snappy chat. Discord fixed that, I get the same kick out of it as I got when I used to hang out on Freenode. So hooray \o/
- qmarchi 8y agoIt actually gets interesting. You can use any slack webhook on discord by creating a standard webhook on Discord and adding `/slack` at the end. It also works for GitHub with `/github`. TMYK