Discord enables users to create or join servers organized around interests, projects, and communities. Features include role-based permissions, channels for specific topics, moderation tools, and integrations that support real-time collaboration. Voice channels, video, screen sharing, and chat are designed to accommodate small groups and large communities.
Use extends beyond gaming to domains such as education, arts, and technology. The platform’s server structure allows communities to manage access, host events, and structure conversations by theme. Application programming interfaces and bot frameworks permit automation and custom workflows within servers.
Discord’s business model includes subscription plans (such as Nitro) that add capabilities like higher upload limits and enhanced media settings. The company publishes developer resources and trust and safety documentation outlining platform policies and enforcement mechanisms.
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