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Update readme with information about Discord #6186
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Any ideas as to why the 2 checks got cancelled? |
Just reminder that this PR closes issue #6183 |
Is the download URL necessary if we are already linking it to the Discord main website? it feels like something akin to the following is enough. "Red is a interactable bot for Discord using its API through the Discord.py library." If the goal is to assist newcomers understand what Red is for, this should be sufficient, as this is directing you to the service main page where they themselves educate new users as to what they are this would also nail the Discord API docs reference and Discord.Py reference. Feels like speaking at a high level and providing the relevant link for each of the 3 primary dependencies, is sufficient rather than going into too much detail that users can get themselves through previously referenced links. Edit: |
I agree, the download link might not be necessary if we are linking users to the main website. I think it's a good idea to keep the short description of Discord, as it can be helpful for people who are new to the software or who want a quick refresher. |
communicate with their friends and communities. Discord utilizes servers that contain chat rooms and | ||
voice channels that can be accessed through invite links. |
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I think that the second sentence here may be non-obvious, "servers" in the context that Discord uses it is IMO not an everyday use of the term. "spaces" is probably better. The meaning I would try to convey here is:
Discord allows any of its users to create spaces (servers) with text and video chat rooms (channels) for their friend groups or communities.
Part of this is already said in the first sentence so it would be good to not say the same thing twice too.
Description of the changes
Adds a short description of Discord and how to download it within the overview section.
Closes #6183
Have the changes in this PR been tested?
Yes