For example, how do I know if my @everyone or @here in a discord channel is actually annoying people, even if the server doesn't have emotes especially designed to be used to express this sort of discontent?
Or any of the other rights you can assign to certain roles in the "Roles" management tab inside the "Server Settings" of a server without being the admin and being able to open these settings?
Also, from the flip side, how can I acquire which roles may be eligible for a certain action I want to take on a server, for example joining a channel, without being a moderator with insights into the management system?
Best Answer
@here
notifies all non-idle users currently online@everyone
notifies all users, even if they are offline...both are global by default so yeah it's annoying people if overused. Server owners can enable or disable the option for specific user roles in their server settings. To set permissions on a server:
click the small arrow next to the server name.
open Server Settings
then click a role to customize that role's permissions
And this is how to stop
@everyone
notifications.