I don’t understand using Discord for documentation or official dev communications, it just doesn’t sound reliable even if you aren’t chancing running afoul of a billionaire corp or DMCA. Not to mention, there’s now an extra barrier to entry to your project.
User communities and just chatting is fine, but it just makes way more sense to have a forum or other location for documentation and collaboration to happen that can be archived, backed up, and uploaded on other services as well.
If all else fails, just make a .onion site or forum for it
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I don’t understand using Discord for documentation or official dev communications, it just doesn’t sound reliable even if you aren’t chancing running afoul of a billionaire corp or DMCA. Not to mention, there’s now an extra barrier to entry to your project.
User communities and just chatting is fine, but it just makes way more sense to have a forum or other location for documentation and collaboration to happen that can be archived, backed up, and uploaded on other services as well.
If all else fails, just make a .onion site or forum for it
Same. They’re are so many foss options out there, why discord?