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Originally Posted by KelliBlueEyes

Why don't you guys just start a Discord or Slack server?

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Why would someone use discord over slack?

a good a question here in the sense that Discord is not all that different from Slack ! They’re both chat and communication platforms, they have web, mobile and desktop interfaces, and are used by people for the intent of communicating via text, video or voice.

However, I think what really sets Discord out against Slack [and vice-a-versa] is its target audience. Slack was made to help teams (like businesses, developers, formal-types) chat and collaborate. Discord was made to help connect gamers, and has grown to help connect people that have an aligned common interest. So really, in a sense, it comes down to the core functionalities that are important to folks.

There are some other reasons I can think of that come to mind for why people would use Discord over Slack. The biggest one I can think of is the community itself . . . because of the way that Discord is set up, it’s easy to join ‘servers’ and navigate between them. Even now, I am a member of something to the effect of ten or so servers . . . it’s much more difficult to navigate between Slack rooms, and you sure as heck can’t add ‘friends’ on Slack or see what folks are playing or doing.

So, at the end of the day, Discord feels almost like a social network linked and banded together by communities. I like to describe it as a ‘real time reddit’ because of the way that you join many specific servers (subreddits) and join ongoing conversations (posts.) Slack is not like this a lot because it focuses on building a service that is curated for businesses and internal communications so in turn, Slack comes off more like a conference call or a corporate chat room.

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Originally Posted by alcoolsrimbood

some of those threads in that review section were very hot and interesting...sick of the Christian sharia warriors in this country trying to limit the American people's freedoms..hypocrites...

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I'm sick of it in England too.

The state of Delaware has been booting around a junior version of this bullshit (Both Carper and Coons voted for it, by the way) and it's turned the legal massage industry on its ear. The fine print allows 'deputization' to 'inspectors' allowing them all-access to any such business, whether office, commercial plaza, or home-based. No room in the business is exempt and operators must allow entry to the inspectors.

So, say some soccer mom is a legal therapist, sports massage, prescripted physical therapy, etc. and has a home office, zoning variance, license, medical insurance, performs proper intake (All those lovely forms you fill out at your doctor's office), insurance billing, etc. Mrs. Bitchyneighbor gets a bug up her ass about some bad flower arrangement along a shared drive, so she 'deputizes' herself and invites herself in. According to the law, as written, she cannot be denied entry. When she gets to little Janie's bedroom she finds the door is locked (Remember: Access must be granted to ALL rooms at the location). Little Janie is workin' her boyfriend's knob (Or her girlfriend's feline regions - We're all adults here) and refuses to open the door. BY LAW, Mrs. Bitchyneighbor has the authority to call in the police to investigate 'suspicious activity'. The police come, inspect the entire premises (Janie has, by now, gotten her shit together and opened the door), examine the licenses, the business documents, etc. and find nothing out of the ordinary. They leave.

Meanwhile, every neighbor on the street has seen the prowlers in front of the house, cops going in and out, and the inevitable newspaper blotter quip: 'Local police investigate possible prostitution on Cherry Lane'. Kiss that legal side business goodbye, your neighbors will whisper, and Janie's beau ditches her because his evangelical thumpermentalist mom doesn't want him hangin' with 'that kind of girl'.

And who pushed this shit? Under the guise of preventing 'trafficking'? None other than Mrs. Bitchyneighbor and her ilk, some of whom give handys in the kitchen on a slow afternoon for bingo money and are upset that the Asian parlors are stealing their business. And the legal massage therapists that think their lack of business is due to the existence of Asian parlors and has nothing to do with the fact that there are literally THOUSANDS of them in the state that were all lured to dreams of riches by the hundreds of massage schools that push them to half-assed 'careers' where most of them can't even grasp the concept of a business license.

Guess what, pissy white ladies, you didn't read the fine print. Little Janie's going to have to quit school now because everyone is calling her legally licensed, fully trained, medically certified therapist mom a 'common' whore.

And you're next.

An edit to the above rant:

Delaware HB 35 became law on January 1, 2018

From what I understand Discord reserves the right to erase any group not discussing gaming.

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Originally Posted by Laphroaig

BP as in Birchplace or Backpage?

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Birchplace.
I think Backpage doesn't care about non US business being affected

This was a great resource for advice on t-girl escorts and a wonderful place to chat. Reviews, warnings of dodgy girls, recommendations it was all here. I hope someone can start a UK based TS escort review site.

Rofl

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Originally Posted by Torquez

From what I understand Discord reserves the right to erase any group not discussing gaming.

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IDK people are using it for alot of other chats that have nothing to do with gaming

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Originally Posted by Shelover22

Rofl

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