Discord Open Source

“Discord is the easiest platform to join... All they need to do is provide a name. No permission granting, no password, no email confirmation... This is critically useful for us, and will make Reactiflux even more open and accessible.”

“Discord has many of the same features of Slack, however they... give us better community moderation tools. Security features such as link checking and validation is built in. Discord will allow us to grow our online community without any restrictions with our upcoming launch.”

“The discussion is about how manageable Gitter currently is with over 10k users on gitter.im/vuejs/vue in which someone can easily get lost...[T]he plan right now is to switch to Discord which seems to be an easier to follow product.”

“Opus is not the first to move from Slack to Discord; lots of companies have announced this change in the past. ...[O]ur move is motivated solely by the desire to increase security for our community, decrease the number of spammers, and make communication easier.”

“Discord... was specifically built for huge online communities. Its intended audience is gamers, but many large communities have switched from Slack to Discord, including development communities...”

“It's allowed more integrated communication between the developers and users helping to fix issues faster as well as encourage new developers to join/contribute. The features of Discord allow us to better direct people to specific channels for help with their niche issues as well as quickly distribute information about any issues that may impact many users”

“Discord helped us get in touch with Yarn's contributors, and empowered them to become maintainers in the process.”

“Discord is the easiest platform to join... All they need to do is provide a name. No permission granting, no password, no email confirmation... This is critically useful for us, and will make Reactiflux even more open and accessible.”

“Discord has many of the same features of Slack, however they... give us better community moderation tools. Security features such as link checking and validation is built in. Discord will allow us to grow our online community without any restrictions with our upcoming launch.”

“The discussion is about how manageable Gitter currently is with over 10k users on gitter.im/vuejs/vue in which someone can easily get lost...[T]he plan right now is to switch to Discord which seems to be an easier to follow product.”

“Opus is not the first to move from Slack to Discord; lots of companies have announced this change in the past. ...[O]ur move is motivated solely by the desire to increase security for our community, decrease the number of spammers, and make communication easier.”

“Discord... was specifically built for huge online communities. Its intended audience is gamers, but many large communities have switched from Slack to Discord, including development communities...”

“It's allowed more integrated communication between the developers and users helping to fix issues faster as well as encourage new developers to join/contribute. The features of Discord allow us to better direct people to specific channels for help with their niche issues as well as quickly distribute information about any issues that may impact many users”