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Researchers Scrape 2 Billion Discord Messages and Publish Them Online
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this post was submitted on 21 May 2025
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Probably our only chance to find solutions to problems with open source software that uses Discord as their forum
I spent nearly three hours today between discord and matrix trying to figure out how to get these two pieces of software to talk using a certain protocol.
Imagine if there were online indexable platforms where people could publish this information so it’s easily accessible rather than having to scour through message logs hoping to find the right keywords. Such a technology surely doesn’t exist already, right?
I hate discord.
you get it to work? i didnt have time to get it working in both directions. matrix to discord worked fine but not the other way.
I'm not entirely sure what you're asking here. I do not use any bridge between the two, but rather searched in separate communities for my answer. Would've been lovely if I could just use a search engine to search indexed forums or so, but since for some reason chat clients have taken the place of forums that's just not doable.
I'd like to move away from Discord but sadly a bunch of friends still use it. I haven't read up enough about the bridge thing to figure out if it actually serves a purpose I'd be interested in or not.