Discord acknowledges that long-form conversations that can be popular on message boards, like help posts and theory crafting, have moved to Discord where they’re “inaccessible to the wider internet.” The option to make the websites already existed, but turning them on for all Discoverable Servers, a change set for November 16th, could make some information buried inside Discord easier to find. Admins can opt channels out from showing up. [Link: Making Content from Discoverable Servers Easier to Discover | https://discord.com/blog/making-content-from-discoverable-servers-easier-to-discover | Discord]
Discord acknowledges that long-form conversations that can be popular on message boards, like help posts and theory crafting, have moved to Discord where they’re “inaccessible to the wider internet.”
The option to make the websites already existed, but turning them on for all Discoverable Servers, a change set for November 16th, could make some information buried inside Discord easier to find. Admins can opt channels out from showing up.
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‘We want to fix this,’ says Discord, as messages from its 63,000 public servers head to Google search from December. Users can opt out.
In December, messages from Discord's public discoverable servers will begin appearing in search engine results.
