If I wrote something stupid on a Discord Server, and someone has already replied to it, is it better to delete the message, were it will be visible that someone has deleted it, or to edit it to hide the stupid things?
Is it possible to view the editing history of messages (without a bot that logs them) ?
I suppose both would be equally effective for hiding the thing you want to hide, but perhaps editing and clarifying could lend you more respect from fellow chatters.
Discord allows you to search for messages based on user. I search for my own username across the entire server and delete my messages after a period of time. However, this is only feasible because I probably write 10-20 messages total on discord for an entire year. My presence is minimal. There are likely some servers I have since left an now unable to delete messages in.
My messages are still logged somewhere but I share as informational.
It depends to be honest. I usually just always assume that there is probably some kind of message logger that has logged all the messages anyway. But yeah, I still do delete my messages when I want it gone.
I use this to delete the messages