I see this touted around the web. And yet it's obvious why it works for end-users. Being hard-to-index gives credibility to the pretense of being a pseudo-anno

I see this touted around the web. And yet it's obvious why it works for end-users. Being hard-to-index gives credibility to the pretense of being a pseudo-annonymous, "hidden" from public eyes platform. It encourages people to be laid back, to speak more freely and form social bonds, faster than on "open" web forums. Discord is a night club, web forums are public square. And it occupied an extremely useful, and big niche.