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A good example is CyclingTips[1]. They are using Slack for years but lots of people never went because it's messy. A few weeks ago they decided to launch their
by wiether 5y ago
A good example is CyclingTips[1]. They are using Slack for years but lots of people never went because it's messy.
A few weeks ago they decided to launch their own forums[2] and there is already a thousand members and three times that of posts.
I'm so glad they decided to go this way : build a community with a "fast and easy tool", and then improve this by setting up your own platform to welcome everyone.
I use Discord everyday but I agree, it's not THE tool that fits every need. Especially if we're talking long term engagement and knowledge repository.
[1] : https://cyclingtips.com/ https://cyclingtips.com/
[2] : https://forum.cyclingtips.com/about https://forum.cyclingtips.com/about