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Yes, lots of people. Discord has become popular, but not enough & there are often bridge-bots running. I imagine Slack is in a similar boat.
by NuSkooler 7y ago
Yes, lots of people. Discord has become popular, but not enough & there are often bridge-bots running. I imagine Slack is in a similar boat.
- ryeguy_24 7y agoI haven't gotten into Discord yet. Isn't it a pain that there are so many Discord servers and you can't just have one server with all the channels (ala Freenode)?
- nroah 7y agoYou have to see Discord servers as if they were IRC channels, and Discord channels as if they were conversation threads.
- Sohcahtoa82 7y agoNot at all! It is normal to be connected to multiple servers at once, and the UI makes it easy to keep track of them. As the other commenter said, it is much better to think of each server as a channel. A Discord server is typically dedicated to a single topic or organization. My old World of Warcraft guild has a Discord server. On that server, you'll have separate channels for general chat, announcements, and several voice channels for groups.