FSAirlines

Nowadays, everybody knows that chat forums are a bit "old fashioned" communication system. Several virtual companies (included ours), have currently running a DISCORD server, where both virtual pilots and applicants can access to a bunch of chat or voice channels, with a lot of different functions and resources.
Obviously there are also restricted channels depending on the fact of who you are, Basic Pilot, or Expert one, o even an "invited member", which is only trying to have a look into the server, in order to decide if he/she are really interested or not.
Also, a restricted space is reserved for Staff members.

Well, in a nutshell, I would like to suggest to FSA Directive Staff in thinking about a near future DISCORD intercommunication system, instead of this old forum, which even still working properly, is going to be "old" in a short time.

Of course, it is only a suggestion from my side, and no more than this.

Thank you for hearing me, sir.

The idea of a discord server comes up from time to time. Personally I don't have much time to spend on chat or voice servers and rather than worrying that our forum is 'old fashioned' I would be more concerned that Discord servers are the flavor of the month and in a few weeks everyone will have moved on to something else. Not that long ago I was being pestered for a teamspeak server, where are they now?

I do need to update the forum software as I am quite a bit behind on that, which will probably need a new a new server setup. It just takes the time to do it..

OK, thanks for your kind answer. As you say, may be that a new forum server software would be enough to update the whole system.
Anyway, a Teamspeak server was really different and less useful than a Discord one. Moreover, as you know, a Discord server can have only chat channels. Voice channels are not really neccesary, and obviously, you have not possibility to voice chat, and neither your assistants.

Well, it was only an idea and a suggestion, no more. Thank you for your time, Joe

My best regards,