“reaching feature parity “ sounds nice on paper.
In reality the customers switching from discord have a strong enough reason to do this to take risk, endure the pain of a new app that doesn’t...
For each type of community there are certain features that are deal breakers not to have.
For instance:
- Not having the "delete all messages" function when banning a user is a non-starter for any discord community with public access, not having that would make managing spam impossible.
- Not having role based access control makes managing communities with more than a hundred users painful instead of fun.
- Not having message retention systems makes use of Flotilla by companies impossible.
- Not having voice channels with push to talk means gaming communities can't use Flotilla.
Just some examples. I am not asking for complete feature parity, I am talking the features that make Flotilla a non-starter. It isn't actually that many features that are necessary to make it good enough.
For instance:
- Not having the "delete all messages" function when banning a user is a non-starter for any discord community with public access, not having that would make managing spam impossible.
- Not having role based access control makes managing communities with more than a hundred users painful instead of fun.
- Not having message retention systems makes use of Flotilla by companies impossible.
- Not having voice channels with push to talk means gaming communities can't use Flotilla.
Just some examples. I am not asking for complete feature parity, I am talking the features that make Flotilla a non-starter. It isn't actually that many features that are necessary to make it good enough.
