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I honestly don't remember how long it lasted--I tried to join a couple of times but it wasn't my cup of tea. I couldn't keep up. Too fast and too chaotic for me. I like the forum format much better--you can follow the conversation at your own convenience, and you can see the whole conversation from the start to the end. That's more my speed.
Also, in the old days, with ~800 members online most of the time, every thread was a live chat. I could barely keep up with those.
Now we have 40-50 members online almost every time I look. But a few threads are still very much alive and crazy fast. But only a few.
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I can see most of u dont use Discord to see the benefit, u click a join link and r promted to sign in through the website and then up top a download link for the APP of the platform u r on IOS check Android check Windows Check, and if u dont want to download or r that guy them dont and continue to use through the website, Thats y i dont use Forums thats often anymore unless its reading from Reddit, i do sure have discord on every device i own. And those servers u r talking about where u can barely keep up r big company ones THIS IS NOT THAT
Precisely, what is the "Benefit"?
The resistance you observe is predicated on our inability to recognize the benefit of a non-threaded chat server.
However, as long as the content is indexed and searchable (Bing/Duck/Google/et al) is seems like it could be a great source for those ISO realtime information. (like Reddit)
Would you know if the infrastructure is GDPR compliant?
Note: I am proudly "that guy".
Again, Best of luck in your endeavors.
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