> Discord community servers can already be searched and discovered. By those that have an account and that know on which "servers" to find the content they're

> Discord community servers can already be searched and discovered. By those that have an account and that know on which "servers" to find the content they're looking for. > What annoys me more is the fact that discord these days is also used as a substitute for forums and such. There is so much information just hidden on discord you will only find when you know to join specific servers because there is no way to search for that information from the outside. And that's exactly the problem. Discord is a great Teamspeak successor (I suppose; I've never used that). It's a horrible substitute for a bug tracker, development roadmap, forum, release announcement feed etc.