The server is then set up with in-depth general and channel-specific admin features, both for chat and voice. Giving the server an icon and name, as well as answering a questionnaire, provides more personalization. Or, if you’re feeling more ambitious, starting a server from the main UI is easy you can either start from scratch or choose a template. We found it helpful that there's a dedicated place to find pre existing Discord servers that match your interest, especially as a new user of the platform. Discord has made threads more sophisticated and functional by allowing users to name their thread, nest the thread under the channel it originated from, and provide an expiration time of inactivity until the thread is archived. You can even name the group for easy lookup later. We appreciate that the Discord direct chat not only allows you to speak to individuals, but offers the option to speak with several people at once. Discord has an interface familiar to anyone who has used Slack, which saves a lot of time getting acclimated to the platform. While Discord has a traditional registration and login, if you’ve already logged into the mobile app and want to log on the web/desktop platform, you simply need to scan a QR code, tap one button and you're good to go.
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