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.

I am really happy that after years of using Discord i can use it not just for gaming. Lately I've been using it as learning/study group tool which helps in discussions and sharing of materials. Discord is really versatile and helps you take care of day to day tasks.

Easy to use and functional. There are not many other products that are jam packed with features like Discord. No matter what you want - chat, voice call or screen sharing you can have it. And integration with games works flawlessly.

At this point i have not found anything wrong with this product, it works really well and stable.

I appreciate what Discord provides and my overall experience with the platform it offers a wide range of feature like voice and video calls, text messaging, and the ability to create customize severs.

I really enjoy the seamless communication and collaboration features of Discord. It allows me to easily connect with friends, join communities, and engage in voice and video calls.

I appreciate the good side of Discord but my concern was about the occasional presence of toxic behavior or harassment within certain communities.

Discord essentially stole the idea of "Skype" and "Slack" and put them together, delivering a gamer-centric VOIP solution and, later, a wonderful siloed social platform. however as it burns through money Discord resorted to push "Nitro" which brough value by pay-walling otherwise freely avilable functionality in other platforms (screen sharing, streaming, emojis, etc). leading to a poor experience and slowed performance to the average user. An alternative "Guilded.gg" does the same job better and is here to stay as they are owned and operated by Roblox Inc.

It is the world's most popular consumer messenger It is fast, cross-platform, and reasonably secure

- No customer protection against doxxing, harassment, or financial fraud. - Corporation is biased to leftist agenda and will engage in political election interference.

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.