Questions about Moderating on Discord

Hello everyone. I do not use Discor much, and to be honest about what I already registered, I can easily call Tommy C's SFTP and DeadOnDave streams. Just two days after I registered, I used a lot and I started using Discor more often. I become active, grow fast, and BAM! Module assignment

We can not find the page describing the mod function. I know the difference between Kick and Ban, but what else can I do as a moderator? If they exist, I will accept suggestions and links. Thank you

Hello, everyone, it may be that some people become Discord Helper, but, to be precise Discord organizers later you may not know its contents. As far as I know, neither the game nor the Discor actually do it, so I think that making information a little makes sense for us here. Provide tutorials and help people learn how to use Discor, how to manage roles, how to use Bot, and how to use commands. Of course, there may be people thinking that Discors is used only for conversation with the staff and helping in the game, but Discor is a new level. In Bot, you can do something like Trivia game (Pm Me), Kat, or employee of Discord that may be online.

Discord is an application for all major platforms of Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android. For gamers, I want to bring Discord to the world of business. Discord and Slack have many similarities, but Discord is an excellent tool. Discord has a voice channel that makes it easy for us to chat with supporters and other team members. With Discord, you can set user roles and privileges, making auditing much easier. Slack has more business integration, but Discor catches up with robots built in many communities (Discord has a great developer community). Since our goal is to be a crowd of games, it is very important that our communication software does not occupy a lot of memory. Slack is a big memory pig, but Discord is relatively lightweight. (These usage statistics are not scientifically recorded and may not be accurate or completely irrelevant. Although they look nice they use an additional 30 Discord servers and 9 Slack servers .)

One of the really great things about the world of encryption is building a vibrant support community. I learned a lot from participating in the Slack channel, Facebook group, Discord team and so on. please ask. Get technical explanation from moderators and experienced investors and listen to conversation. The encryption currency community usually reflects the potential potential value of the token. Are the communities sparse, full of trolls and lacking token company leadership? It may be a good idea to clarify. I think the members of the community are kind and I am willing to share information on tokens and drills, but is the community supported by the developers? Odds is a symbol worth seeing again