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It feels like when any service or program reaches a certain level of popularity, there's a rule that forces them to do anti-consumer changes, throwing rocks to their own roof to see how many users will be pissed off and leave. And Discord has been doing that for a while now.

And what for? What the heck do they even get from making those massages searchable on Google? It doesn't make sense to me.

Oh, well. I barely use Discord anymore and this new move doesn't help with that.

Thanks for sharing.



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JEMC said:

And what for? What the heck do they even get from making those massages searchable on Google? It doesn't make sense to me.

Seems kind of bizarre to me too, but I'm guessing it's for visibility on Google. Visibility will probably bring in more users, and some of the new users can then be monetized.