(And yes, it is the easiest way to get hold of me.
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Join it.
Now.
(Also it is possible to create stand-alone threads in it, but AFAIK they're not permanent.)
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ali, savor, and fist,Avatar wrote:Guys, the Discord is not meant as a replacement to the Watch, it's a complement to it. It's just a big. modern, working Chat Bane.
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oh. lol i don't know why i grouped you in there, that's obvious from your last post there!!Fist and Faith wrote:Yup. I'm on it.
But but but one of the beautiful things about the Watch is I don't have to show my face.lucimay wrote:and in voice channel you can
turn your cams on and see each others beautiful faces.
You don't have to show your face. I just chat, I don't use the voice channels at all.aliantha wrote:But but but one of the beautiful things about the Watch is I don't have to show my face.lucimay wrote:and in voice channel you can
turn your cams on and see each others beautiful faces.![]()
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I never used Chatbane, either.
Eh. I'll think about it.
No, it works more like a BBS platform in terms of timing, if you are just chatting. You can jump in and comment even if everyone else is asleep or away when you look at our Discord channel.aliantha wrote:One of my issues with Chatbane, the one time I went in there, was that nobody was there. The BBS platform works much better for the sort of global community we are, with everybody strung out across time zones. Discord audio/video channels would have the same problem, right? You'd almost have to make an appointment to meet up with folks -- which works for gamers on a raid, but seems overly involved for casual conversation. I guess text messages would be okay, but why are they better than the Watch?
Does it sound like I'm a Luddite?
Yeah, thanks, WF. I don't use Slack, either.wayfriend wrote:It's really more like Slack.