Uhh new channel suggestions #4832
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These channels could be created only by people with developer license Github channel: Database channel: Forum channels ? like guilded has, they copied discord, its time for discord to copy them |
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You can just use GitHub webhooks. Just append
No, just no. You should not be using Discord as a datastore. There's a thousand and one reasons for it, notably that it would have abysmal performance. Not too mention that it is terribly insecure as a datastore because Discord can read everything written to the channel. Just use a proper database, there's plenty of managed providers out there that make it a hell of a lot easier. But using discord as a datastore is both really bad practice, and against their ToS/developer agreement.
These are actually in a closed beta being used in a handful of partnered servers and DDevs. There is no known ETA on its full release, but they do exist and are being actively worked on and tested.
If that really bothers you so much, you can make a very simple bot that sees when a message is posted in an announcement channel and automatically publishes it. Discord does not auto-publish in order to prevent spam and abuse, as well as allow a chance for people to correct any typos they missed before sending. There's also plenty of people that don't want every message published and only some published.
Forgot this in my original message, but the dev license is deprecated since they no longer support publishing/selling games through Discord. For all intents and purposes, it no longer exists. |
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You can just use GitHub webhooks. Just append
/github
to the end of the webhook URL.No, just no. You should not be using Discord as a datastore. There's a thousand and one reasons for it, notably that it would have abysmal performance. Not too mention that it is terribly insecure as a datastore because Discord can read everything written to the channel. Just use a proper database, there's plenty of managed providers out there that make it a hell of a lot easier. But using discord as a datastore is both really bad practice, and against their ToS/developer agreement.
These are actually in a closed beta being used in a handful of partnere…