Discord users are cancelling their Nitro after new mobile layout update::undefined

  • Max-P
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    261 year ago

    Imagine paying for Discord in the first place

    • mememuseum
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      691 year ago

      I don’t pay for Nitro but I don’t have a problem for people that do. Servers aren’t free so it’s that or ads.

        • @Donut@leminal.space
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          11 year ago

          If you really believe that you should sue them and become a millionaire because their Privacy Policy explicitly states it doesn’t

      • LUHG
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        501 year ago

        I swear Lemmy is against paying for anything. So many freeloaders in this world.

          • deweydecibel
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            -11 year ago

            How dare a mid-sized outfit have a voluntary paid tier!

            That’s not what they said. They said it wasn’t worth the price, not that there’s anything wrong with it existing.

        • Max-P
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          171 year ago

          MSN had animated emotes for free like two whole decades ago. MSN had unlimited size file transfers two decades ago, I’ve sent entire games to my friends on MSN. IRC networks haven’t really starved for cash either.

          I pay for YouTube Premium since it came out, Netflix, indirectly I’m paying for my emails, matrix, even lemmy.

          With Discord, all your money gives you is… emotes and further vendor lock yourself into a proprietary Chinese company and looking good to toxic gamers by flexing those emotes and server boosters.

            • Zagorath
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              Yeah exactly. I don’t pay for it because I don’t think what they offer is worth paying for. But I do use the free tier because it’s a pretty good service and it’s where people are. They haven’t done anything near as bad as Twitter or Reddit have this year.

              If other people are willing to pay for the cosmetics, I say let them. If the service is able to be profitable that way, all the better.

          • Elbrar
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            161 year ago

            proprietary Chinese company

            Gonna need a citation for this. Pretty sure they’re a privately-held US company.

          • @Zak@lemmy.world
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            MSN had animated emotes for free like two whole decades ago

            And got discontinued one decade ago because it didn’t have a viable business model. Discord is hoping to make a profit by charging for mostly frivolous premium features, which is one of the least evil business models I’ve seen in a while.

            • @laurelraven@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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              41 year ago

              Yep. Don’t pay? You aren’t really giving up any actual functionality, just some fun things that don’t have much of any impact on the functionality

        • @silverbax@lemmy.world
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          1 year ago

          Lemmy and Reddit users are always simultaneously saying ‘pay people a living wage!’ while also saying ‘no ads, and make it free forever’.

        • Otter
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          41 year ago

          Yea it makes sense in some cases

          Most people can still use Discord for day to day stuff without ads. The extra features are mostly cosmetic, or things like better quality video/audio, which comes with increased load

          Data tracking is probably still happening though

        • deweydecibel
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          31 year ago

          So many freeloaders in this world.

          Poor people crushed by insane cost of living and stagnant wage growth who can’t afford spending hundreds of dollars in subscriptions for bullshit, you mean.