I don't really like Discord. Forums are much more useful in many cases. So many companies are closing their forums and using Discord instead. I hate it. That being said younger users only know and want Discord. It seems to be the way of the future. I'm happy AGameAWeek has a Discord. Might help to find some new community members.

[chorus]
Where would you like to put your thoughts.
Where should you feed your ideas?
Do I build up a forum to keep things together,
Or do you write all your comments in here?

[verse]
A discord exists, but I don't think I want it,
I put it out there, as I thought it was wanted.
But if not, then maybe I should build up that forum.
So people can post to the places they want them.

[break]

[alt-chorus]
Where would you like to put your thoughts,
In a site where ideas are constantly sought?
A blog with just comments, a forum's embrace,
Or Discord's channels in a virtual space?

[bridge]
The choice is yours, no option's wrong,
Each platform sings a different song.
Perhaps a hybrid is the key,
Utilizing two, or even all three.

[break]

[chorus]
Where would you like to put your thoughts.
Where should you feed your ideas?
Do I build up a forum to keep things together,
Or do you write all your comments in here?

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[Scene One]

Int. Dave's Apartment

[Dave is excitedly playing with his smartwatch. Green enters, looking concerned.]
Green: Dave, what are you doing now?
Dave: [grinning] I've solved the battery life problem with my smartwatch!
Green: You increased the battery's capacity?
Dave: [Holds up giant cable] Nope! Now I'll never run out of battery.
Green: [sighing] Dave.. ... You can't just plug it into the wall.
Dave: Sure can, look!

[Dave plugs the cable into a wall socket. Sparks fly.]
Green: [alarmed] Dave, I don't think that's supposed to happen!
Dave: [excitedly] It's working! Look, infinite power!

[Suddenly, all the lights in the apartment flicker]
Green: Oh no, not again.
AI Greenie: I presume that wasn't supposed to happen like that, Dave.
Green: I'd listen to him, if I were you.

[Scene Two]
Int. Dave's kitchen

[Dave is trying to make a cup of tea while still attached to the wall. Green watches in horror.]
Dave: [struggling] See? It's perfectly fine. I can still do everything perfectly normally.
Green: [sarcastically] Yes, because tripping over a power cable while making a pot of tea is completely normal.

[Dave stumbles, knocking over a stack of cola cans]
Dave: Oops! Don't worry, I'll clean that up.

[As Dave bends down, his watch gets yanked out of the socket, causing another spark]
Green: [exasperated] David, for the love of BASIC, take that bloody thing off.
Dave: But how will I know my sleeping patterns if I have to take it off to charge it at night. It doesn't make sense!
Green: I don't know about that either, Dave. But if you tried sleeping with that wire like that, you're likely to strangle yourself. Then do you know what your sleeping pattern would look like?
Dave: It'd be more regular!
Green: Sure, if you think of being dead as being a regular sleeper.

[Scene Three]
Int. Dave's living room - Later that afternoon

[Dave is tangled in his power cable, trying to reach his cola fridge. Green is attempting to help untangle him.]
Dave: [struggling] I think I might need to reconsider this design.
Green: [sarcastically] You don't say? I'm shocked.

[Suddenly, the power goes out in the entire building]
Dave: Uh-oh.
Green: [sighing] Is that five, today?
Dave: [optimistically] Look on the bright side! At least my watch still has power.

[End credits roll]