Discord introduces automod, premium memberships, and more

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Discord, the popular social platform, announced new features and resources for their communities.

Moderating a large community can prove difficult. When you have thousands of members, it’s often hard to keep an eye on what everyone is talking about. That’s where automod comes in.

Automod, a new feature built directly into Discord, will keep an eye on your chat and warn you of problems. When a user types a message, the automod checks for flagged words and phrases before the post is live. If it finds something, it will flag the message, notify the moderators and block the message. You also have the power to have automod time the user out until a moderator can assess the situation.

Available now on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android, automod should make moderation a little bit easier. If you manage a community server and want to try it out, automod is located in the server settings.

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Discord is the home to a lot of creator communities … and a lot more. It seems now that every project, game, movie, birthday party, etc. has it’s own discord. The new features that rolled out today are here to help creators give value to their communities.

First, Discord has added a new analytics dashboard for creators. This new tool will give insight into revenue categorized by dates, membership and more. With this information, you can begin to understand what