If I were trying to subtly encourage pounding out content free crap, I would probably want people to use difficult to search, non paginated scroll feeds as much as possible.
Discord might be a black hole, but Discourse has some of the same properties. Facebook is the same way.
Anything that funnels people into multi-thousand post individual pages is going to lose information.
Old proboards forums, github issues, and wikis don't have this problem. Content is in smaller blocks that can be linked to easily, and there is a strong culture of keeping topics focused. You don't have multiple unrelated conversations in one place.
You can jump to the end or beginning of a thread when quickly skimming to see if it's relevant.
And you can see all threads in a given time period pretty easily with pagination, when you want to understand the larger picture at a point and time.
These are all things that are useful both for a sense of community and for technical work itself.