Our company, 100% remote, decided to shift from Slack to Discord for communication/collaboration

Good decision, bad decision, no difference?

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It depends on what your employees are used to, what they’ll do there. I love Discord and I haven’t seen 1 argument that holds up. There’s only a lot of notifications if you turn them all on. It’s very easy to granularly change them. Communication organization is great between all the different channel types.

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We added a tutorial on tuning Discord notifications to our onboarding 6 months in 😅 Too many people just go "well having 600 notifications per hour is just my life now"

This is probably the first algorithm I set up on a server.

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Can set up via role permission in channels to notify for activity in particular channels if desired.

It takes a while. The nuances may seem daunting but the level of detail is what makes Discord great.

Spent all day messing with these per category & channel 😔

I know what you mean, but I still want the team to have access to @everyone, I just want the service to handle it more intelligently.

We all made fun of Slack's super complex notification flowchart a few years back, but I see why it exists now.