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The Discord Graveyard
Features & programs Discord put down in cold blood.
Some were loved, most were forgotten — all are gone.
Know something Discord (quietly) killed? Dig a hole for it.
Your submission has been noted. R.I.P.
Learn how we label the deceased in the graveyard.
A feature or program has been wholefully removed from the platform, or was otherwise replaced.
A feature or program has been sunset, but remnants of it remain on the platform and may still be accessible.
A feature or program has been left for dead. Discord is not doing anything with it, and refuses to formally confirm its discontinuation or remove it.
A feature or program was removed, discontinued, or abandoned but has since been brought back to life.
Nobody actually asked them, but we thought it's good to put some things on here anyway.
killedbydiscord.com is inspired by killedbygoogle.com. Our aim is to document features and other services that have been removed, discontinued, or abandoned by Discord for informational purposes.
This tag is applied to experimental features, or simply "beta features", which were still actively being developed, tested and iterated on, and weren't finalized nor officially announced or released.
We only document experimental features if they were tested in the wild with real users, and not just internally with employees, bug hunters or cherry-picked testers. Experimental features that were visible to the public, thus making users aware of it, may also be listed (i.e Channel Summaries).
It's subjective. When we believe something has been neglected for long enough, we may consider it abandoned. This decision may not always be accurate, especially concerning special or experimental features and invite-only programs that are available to a small subset of users or servers only.
For our intents and purposes, abandonment isn't death, so we do not reset the days since last kill.
Since killedbydiscord.com launched, our longest recorded time between kills is 64 days.