"I know let's host files and important info on a proprietary chat platform that requires logins and isn't searchable outside it, what could possible go wrong?"
Uh, everything. Stop it.
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"I know let's host files and important info on a proprietary chat platform that requires logins and isn't searchable outside it, what could possible go wrong?" Uh, everything. Stop it. 15 comments
@FrazzledWings That sentence is going in my tech writing notes to use on clients. Thank you. I think it is a bit like a wiki. Or, to be more precise: A company wiki: @gamingonlinux "But Discord is servers, right? And servers are internet, correct? I don't see the problem." @Legit_Spaghetti @shadowwwind @Legit_Spaghetti @gamingonlinux No-no, that's pretty intentional. You need to see through the veil of marketing: they called them "servers" to give users the false sense of ownership. @vintprox @gamingonlinux I don't know why people don't understand that different software have different use. Yes we can share things on Discord but the goal is sharing/chatting in short term. @gamingonlinux you say "outside it" as if searching for anything _inside_ it didn't totally suck @gamingonlinux Discord is not a blogging platform where I can publish my indie game development progress? Ugh do i have to build a actual websiteโฆ @terenc3 @gamingonlinux Hm, you could always do those with microblogs, but this depends on what level of data ownership you prefer. |
@gamingonlinux discord is not a wiki *head desk*