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1. Mute channels that are not carrying urgent calls 2. Mute at the server level by preference 3. Learn the difference between @everyone (all people subscrib
by manicdee 4y ago
1. Mute channels that are not carrying urgent calls
2. Mute at the server level by preference
3. Learn the difference between @everyone (all people subscribed to channel) versus @here (only subscribers marked as online)
4. Limit the servers you subscribe to on each account
5. Where possible, champion the cause of a separate channel for automated notifications (“bots”) versus channels for discussion on the same topic
6. In the same vein separate channels for technical discussion from channels for breeze shooting and fat chewing (these “social” channels are useful for the neurotypical humans in the team, distracting or traumatising for everyone else)
Discord also has a “inbox” summarising new posts since you last checked, along with “mentions” which lists posts mentioning you or any role you have eg @here, @everyone, @sunos_admins, @team_orange_rocket)
There are many tools to help cope with information overload. What I have mentioned here are just the low hanging fruit