Discord

Discord is where communities talk in real time, and announcements work best when they read like they came from a member, not a machine. Sosial posts scheduled updates to the channel you pick, so launches, changelogs and events arrive on cue.

#Connect Discord

Discord posts through a bot that you invite to your server.

1. Create an app in the Discord Developer Portal, open Bot and copy the token.
2. Invite the bot to your server with Send Messages and Read Message History.
3. In Sosial, open Channels → Discord, paste the token and list your servers.
4. Pick the channel or thread to post to, then connect.

#Limits

The composer checks these as you type, so a post that's too long for Discord is flagged before it's scheduled.

#What works on Discord

• Server announcements
• Events and changelogs
• Community engagement prompts

#Tips

#Post to the right channel

An announcement belongs in #announcements, not #general. Route each message to the channel that fits.

#Use code blocks for updates

A short changelog in a code block stays aligned and reads as a clear list of what changed.

#Tag roles sparingly

A role ping pulls attention once. Reaching for it every post teaches the server to mute you.

#Avoid

• Posting to the wrong channel and burying the message in conversation.
• Overusing @everyone until members mute the server.
• Walls of text where a short bold headline plus a link would do.

More on connecting accounts and scheduling posts.