• msmc101
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    256 months ago

    yeah, sure, over expansion. totally has nothing to do with the rapidly decreasing functionality of the app driving people away

    • @helenslunch@feddit.nl
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      106 months ago

      I don’t care about decreasing functionality, honestly. The basic functionality is more than sufficient.

      I’m just tired of being annoyed to death by Nitro ads. At one point I paid for Nitro but the ads just kept coming, trying to get me to buy the next tier. And they kept getting worse and worse.

      • Personally I cancelled my Nitro subscription when they updated the community guidelines almost a year ago. The rules on firearms discussion were overly vague and open to Youtube levels of abuse from admins

      • @Kichae@lemmy.ca
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        26 months ago

        Yeah, people seem to love it, to the point where people push it every time a corporate social platform does something sketchy, totally oblivious to how incredibly sketchy Discord, the corporate social platform, is.

    • @ChillPenguin@lemmy.world
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      26 months ago

      This. I can’t find who’s online in each server anymore. All I want to see is who’s online, but not in voice chat. Apparently I have to hit a couple of different buttons, then slide to the side to see it. It shouldn’t be that hard.

    • ono
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      126 months ago

      Same. Our communications and communities shouldn’t be owned by a company.

      • @Paddzr@lemmy.world
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        26 months ago

        I use it to communicate with my wife. We tried signal and telegram. But discord works best for us and is reliable but also works on PC and mobile with ease. Qr logins are great.

    • @psvrh@lemmy.ca
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      16 months ago

      Same thing that was wrong with Usenet, independent web sites that aren’t Facebook, and mailservers that aren’t Gmail or Hotmail.