I've used the basic version of Discord (no Nitro or anything fancy like that) for years now, and more recently have been using it for work due to Covid. It's been a great way to keep in touch in all cases. It's fast and easy and rarely goes down.I've also had the opportunity to moderate on a couple of servers. While there are certain very specific things that I wished were available, there was still a lot of room to personalize and add to the servers, and everything was relatively easy to learn with a few quick google searches.

It is my main method of communicating with friends and family. Overall, it's fast to setup and easy to use, especially when you've had a few weeks to get used to the format.

There are limitations for group chats and video channels. I don't know if you can get rid of these by paying, but they can be annoying when you want to get a group together but have one or two too many participants.

It has been mesmerizing. Aside from the usual emails or platforms for productivity, Discord has provided us with an easy way to implement a solid communication bridge in our Law Firm. It is fast, well organized, and powerful. You're capable of building in Discord a complex server just as you need it to be and it will always work, you just have to be careful with permission management!

How customizable servers can be and that it can easily be used in a computer or in a phone at any time and anywhere. Servers are basically a solution for really complicated and structured organisms such as a Law Firm. We deal with different areas, lots of people, different services. Before using discord it was an actual nightmare having to create groups for something different while on discord everything is not only at a single place but is well organized and structured. You can basically have the entire building in a single server and everyone will see what they need to see. No more, no less. It's a brilliant solution and it receives continues updates for both, mobile and desktop.

What we have more issues with is probably connection and tags. The fact now tags have changed and there are no #0000 anymore makes it hard to have naming convections for work only profiles and when reaching outside of the server for Messaging or groups. Wishing the Law Firm server it hasn't been big problem due to the fact that names can be modified. Regarding connection we have noticed that calls or screen sharing needs a strong internet connection. On the office that's not much of an issue but in a fast environment and when calls have been the most urgent with people at the middle of the street, it hasn't been reliable.

I love how you were able to start communities or you could go ahead and communicate with people you meet over the Internet in a fun and safe way. It also introduces many unique features like screen sharing and group calling.

I feel like the quality of the calls needs to improve especially on mobile. There are several instances where we will have excellent Internet connection but a lot of the times we hear scrambling of other peoples voices in these calls and also the call will drop without it actually looking like anyone has dropped from the car. Also a lot of the times , the app will take us off of speaker or randomly put us on speaker.

I like it a lot. Everytime I can I build my community there.

I like the comunity aspect of it. It's very grateful to have your team in one place and make it all work by roles.

I sometimes find it difficult to set up and know what permission oes exactly. The app on iphone is very confusing.

Available/accessible worldwide, real time and high quality communication for video and non-video calls, can be linked with several user at the same time, can be used/install with minimal computer/mobile specs. requirement, very helpful in conducting online class teaching/discussions and also for gaming.

So far, I don't have any downside experience with Discord, happy and satisfied with this application.