Discord Open Source

“LBRY is a free, open, and community-run digital marketplace,You own your data. You control the network. Indeed, you are the network, Hollywood films, college lessons, amazing streamers and more are on the first media network ruled by you!”

“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...”

“We choose Discord, because it is a great platform - open, reliable, easy-to-access. With Discord we can focus on growing our community without any limitations. ”

“We moved to Discord when messages started disappearing on Slack. Discord makes it really easy for users to be a part of multiple servers and this is truly great for our GraphQL developer community, who are usually part of Reactiflux, Vue Land etc. too.”

“We use Discord to provide help and support, as well as for chatting to users about upcoming updates and the process of contributing to the project!”

“The Testing Library support community has moved from Spectrum to Discord, allowing for simpler realtime discussions and additional channels for collaborators and maintainers”

“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.”

“LBRY is a free, open, and community-run digital marketplace,You own your data. You control the network. Indeed, you are the network, Hollywood films, college lessons, amazing streamers and more are on the first media network ruled by you!”

“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...”

“We choose Discord, because it is a great platform - open, reliable, easy-to-access. With Discord we can focus on growing our community without any limitations. ”

“We moved to Discord when messages started disappearing on Slack. Discord makes it really easy for users to be a part of multiple servers and this is truly great for our GraphQL developer community, who are usually part of Reactiflux, Vue Land etc. too.”

“We use Discord to provide help and support, as well as for chatting to users about upcoming updates and the process of contributing to the project!”

“The Testing Library support community has moved from Spectrum to Discord, allowing for simpler realtime discussions and additional channels for collaborators and maintainers”