Was hitting too close to home it seems...

But to be fair, corporate discords have to be like that. Why not create your own channel with your colleagues instead? This discussion would be "private" and corporate can just ignore it.

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blitzar 11 hours ago | parent | next [-]

> create your own channel with your colleagues instead

Dont even think about it ... it will be private till it isnt then, it will be the reason you are fired. Its corpo world - shut your mouth and dont put anything on a permanent record you dont have to.

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oytis 11 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Like, why have a public discussion if we can have a private one? Public discussions are important, especially as AI is largely a political project

	▲	p-t 10 hours ago \| parent [-]
		i'd argue a discord is never really "public", since there's still a barrier to entering and it's easy to get banned

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criddell 9 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

If I were to bet on what would get a Microsoft Discord server shut down, I would have put money on discussions of the ties between Microsoft executives and Epstein. They should be happy if the worst thing that's happening is a mildly deragatory nickname.