Have you had enough of Discord for a while? We get it. It can be a little exhausting to say the least, especially if you’re running a jam-packed server, filled with multimedia and messages.

There’s nothing like the community feel of immersive gameplay as experienced through a Discord server. But there may come a time though when you’ve decided you need to remove yourself from a specific ...

Open the Discord app on your desktop. Navigate to your server, then click the downward arrow next to your server name. From the subsequent dropdown menu, click Server Settings. Click the downward ...

Popular social media platforms — emphasizing their inherent "social" nature — focus on sharing content with a broad audience through posts and updates. You create a profile and set it to public, and ...

The communication platform Discord has expanded greatly over the nine-ish years since its launch, growing from a humble bit of chat software into a juggernaut of the social internet. Users love it for ...

A Features Writer at Pocket-lint.com, Abhinav Lal has over a decade of experience in tech journalism. He was formerly the Managing Editor & Product Head at NDTV Gadgets 360 and News Editor at Digit.in ...

Discord's moderators walk a line between safety and privacy. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. It's slightly misleading to refer to ...

So you just created a public server on Discord and you want to organize your members by assigning a designated role like server Admin? If so, then this post might be able to help you. Here’s a quick ...

The easiest way to describe Discord is as a digital Roman forum—a porous community hub where you go to shout and listen to others shout. In a given server, there are games, commerce, fights, even ...