I'm noticing an uptick in communities either leaving or transitioning from Discord as their central place of communication.
Common themes I'm seeing around this decision: 
Discord burnout
privacy issues
lack of proper organization 

Who else has witnessed this & what reasons would you attribute to wanting to move away?

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interesting! it's so tough to find a platform as good as discord but still few actually enjoy it for larger communities. it's a really difficult problem to solve for! I'm in over 100 discords still but only participate in a few, mostly enjoying telegram and small chats

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I think you're right, the thing is, building something custom isn't easy for non-devs or community builders not entirely interested in extracting from members in order to pay for something custom. I'd love to and have some ideas but takes things I don't have. Maybe once AI goes through a couple more breakthroughs.

Just like people, I believe there's a dunbar limit as to how many things we can actively participate in. Most communities don't think of the issues that come w/ scaling until they hit it. By then the challenge becomes how to transition. At that point the only solution that seems viable is building something custom