> Machine specs? A ThinkPad with Ryzen 3500U, 16G RAM and NVMe SSD. > I think you'll find that Discord is lightweight, relative to the majority of users. Sor

> Machine specs? A ThinkPad with Ryzen 3500U, 16G RAM and NVMe SSD. > I think you'll find that Discord is lightweight, relative to the majority of users. Sorry, Discord is nowhere near the concept of being lightweight. I use both web based and desktop IRC clients and none of them make my laptop sound like it's about to be launched into outer space. Sure, they may not have all the features that Discord offers but both of them let me talk to thousands of users, which is what I expect. Again, third party clients would definitely help here but Discord is hostile towards them. Spotify is a good example in this case. Their website is just as sluggish but at least I can use several desktop and terminal clients and not worry about buying a better laptop or more RAM. > This is internet moderation in a nutshell. If you're surprised and disappointed at this, administering internet communities probably isn't for you. I'm more suprised and disappointed with Discord than this behaviour by people on the Internet. Their rules say that they don't allow spam and raiding servers and even when we provide detailed screenshots of people talking about raiding us and leaving spam on our servers, they don't bother the least bit about taking any sort of action. The only response that we got from them, just once, after sending them multiple reports was "ban them". No shit, I didn't know I could do that, thanks Discord.