That’s a great extra layer of protection, but people shouldn’t rely on it and get/stay in the habit of always removing the tracking code themselves.

“And my axe!”

6543 inventions are currently suppressed.

Like what?

/s

Back when I was a whee whippersnapper, we would click the reply button and type, “Ok”, or “thanks”, or “Ok, thanks”, or “gotcha”, or “:-)”, or “+1”, or “LOL”, or “LMFAO”, or … I mean, it was onerous, with those extra couple clickity clicks and tappity taps, but somehow we managed.

Thanks for the excellent and thorough explanation!

What they’re not designed to do is give factual answers

or mental health therapy

Also can only see a very narrow band of the electromagnetic spectrum. Worthless.

Ok, nevermind. I guess we’ll just do nothing. 🙄

https://archive.ph/3kynW

I’ll only accesss Discord if I can find a good third party app that respects privacy.

I don’t think I understand. Even using a third party app, you still have a discord account and all of your messages are still stored on discord servers and associated with that account. What privacy are you gaining?

Agreed. I think it has it’s place, like, “we, a select and small group of people are doing this thing together right now and need someplace to chat about it in real time” or for very small groups of friends/family as an alternative to occasional group text messaging.

But, when I see FOSS teams use it as their primary mode of communication with each other and users, with multiple conversations going in parallel and talking over each other, I’m dumbfounded. How do they find that productive?