I support a FOSS project via Slack, and information sparse requests are sadly the norm, I found that 95% of my responses are "Can you please provide more logs/configuration/actual description of what you were expecting, and what happened instead".
I support a FOSS project via Slack, and information sparse requests are sadly the norm, I found that 95% of my responses are "Can you please provide more logs/configuration/actual description of what you were expecting, and what happened instead".
For me there is also c) I can browse the content that is already there without signing up. Not going to join your Discord "server" when I don't even know anything about your community.
Why not? It's just as easy to join a discord server as to visit a site. If you don't have a Discord account already you can just type something random for your nickname.
> you can just type something random for your nickname.
See, already harder.
I don't want to join something just so I can read it. I'll join it if I want to interact.
and is like 5 key presses that hard?
>porn account
literally no one cares
>type a nickname
You don't need to
>sit in the waiting room for 10 minutes until you can click the emoji that says you read the rules
Most servers don't do this and you can set up your server to not do this
>get notifications from unrelated channels because someone used @here begging for boosts
This doesn't happen to me in the servers I am in.
>get pinged again by a bot because you levelled up
You don't need a bot like this in your server.
Instead of hating discord just hate when people set things up like that.
"Hey, I have a problem, can someone help?"
No actual information follows, just minutes idle, waiting for someone to respond.
Slack is like a bird's nest. Baby birds chirp loudly, open up their mouths, and hope you'll regurgitate some worms into them.
"Hello."