But “publicly posted” discord invites can mean links in streamers profiles, project websites, etc. While anyone can type that website’s URL, it’s generally expe

But “publicly posted” discord invites can mean links in streamers profiles, project websites, etc. While anyone can type that website’s URL, it’s generally expected a group of the public would see & follow that invite, e.g. a streamer’s viewers. It’s not a public space like how a shop on the street is a public space. Plus, even if the server is in Discovery (and thus really publicly advertised), they’re still mostly sorted into 10+ rooms. Just because a library is public, doesn’t mean I should expect Study Room B will be recorded by John Jameson and entered into a public dataset.