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Using Discord
Discord can be a scary and overwhelming place. This guide aims to make clear how to get the most out of the Superteam server.
Tagging Roles:
- Don't tag the @Member role unless you have a very, very, very strong reason to do so. It's irritating to other Members.
- Feel free to tag particular roles (e.g. @Designer, @Developer, @Marketer, @Writer, etc) in the #help-wanted channel.
- Get your own role by going to #intros and looking at the Pinned Message
Use Threads:
- Channels are not great for persistent conversations. You get interrupted by other people, or your messages about a certain topic may get left behind. That's why we strongly encourage you to use threads.
- If you think your response will require another response from someone, create a thread instead of responding in the main channel.
- To check threads in a channel, click on the Threads icon in the upper right of Discord (looks like a hashtag)
DMing Effectively:
Here are a few key channels to monitor and get familiar with.
#Help-Wanted
- When asking for help, be specific as possible about the scope of the project, the timeline, and the compensation.
- When responding to a help request, try starting a thread to ask any follow up questions or indicate you're going to DM someone
#Improve-the-DAO
- Suggest ideas on how we can improve things at the DAO.
- These might be process improvements, policy suggestions, or general feedback on life within the DAO
#Share-an-Insight
- Share the best tweets, articles, and videos you come across.
- Ideally, include a short excerpt, quote, or bit of text explaining why you found the link you're sharing to be interesting
#Town-Square
- Used for voice chats. We encourage you to use this when talking with others so that other Members can sit in/contribute ideas where appropriate.
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