It's a very small, private Discord, invite-only, dedicated to supporting the Mistercade. Channels for beta testing, documentation, discussing FPGA news and how it impacts the hardware, etc. And of course BSing and social stuff, as people naturally do. I know because I was a member of it myself when I was briefly helping beta test. I left voluntarily for my own reasons not worth getting into, but there's no bad blood with @misteraddons for the record, wasn't about him.
I really couldn't care less who's in there now, or the politics of it. But it just seems worth making clear that it's a small handful of people and not public, it's a support server for a commercial product. So if he felt like it was odd to have someone in there who was publicly saying they were no longer interested in the product it's not that weird to think keeping it to just the active support folk was the better option.
Honestly don't see any real reason to air this out in public at all, but as long as it's come up seems fair to give that context is all. Calling it a "community discord" isn't really accurate. It's not like being banned from this forum because you said you were selling your PCBs and doing pure FPGA or something.
I really couldn't care less who's in there now, or the politics of it. But it just seems worth making clear that it's a small handful of people and not public, it's a support server for a commercial product. So if he felt like it was odd to have someone in there who was publicly saying they were no longer interested in the product it's not that weird to think keeping it to just the active support folk was the better option.
Honestly don't see any real reason to air this out in public at all, but as long as it's come up seems fair to give that context is all. Calling it a "community discord" isn't really accurate. It's not like being banned from this forum because you said you were selling your PCBs and doing pure FPGA or something.
Express, VS, and Remote please!