this day Mark Zuckerberg announced it Meta has started testing community chats for Facebook groups within Messenger and those words sure sound a bit confusing, so let’s reveal what we’re talking about here.
Perhaps it’s easier to think of community chats as your own Discord meta-interpretation. These will be available for Facebook groups and you can join and share them from Facebook Messenger.
To name a few, “through community chats, people can connect with their communities in real time on topics that matter to them on both Facebook and Messenger via text, voice and video. The experience seamlessly unites Messenger groups. and Facebook, “providing a more instant environment:” Admins can now start a conversation on a topic and get instant replies instead of waiting for people to comment on a post. “
The person who created the community chat can organize it into categories, so that group members can easily find what interests them most. As an administrator, you can initiate a group member’s chat on a specific topic, an event or meeting chat, a read-only chat to announce group-level updates, and an administrator-only chat to collaborate with other administrators and moderators. . You can also create audio channels, after which attendees have the option to enable video once they join the audio channel.
As I have strongly implied so far, community chats are only accessible to group members. Facebook provides a variety of moderation tools to make sure the experience isn’t bad. The company clearly hopes the real-time experience will attract people to use community chats, and if Discord’s success can be achieved, it could work.
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