Into what? It seems to remain occupied by gamers, YouTube viewers, media consumers, and other so-called “nerd” consumption-focused interests.
I’ve never been to a Comic-Con, I don’t play games, I don’t watch “Linus Tech Tips” — or YouTube at all — and I’ve been deeply involved in OSS for three decades.
Multiple people here are pointing out reality to you but you're seemingly insistent that your view is the only valid one. shrug
This conversation reminds me of the when people built Facebook-only communities because “everyone is on Facebook”.
Look, you can make that point all you want but it's not particularly relevant here. All we're clearing up is your idea that Discord is "for nerds" only, which it's not.
> This conversation reminds me of the when people built Facebook-only communities because “everyone is on Facebook”.
Note that I am not saying that people should de-facto build on Discord, and I'd appreciate it if you could read my earlier comments where I noted my opinion of Discord rather than trying to puts words in my mouth.
That’s both uninviting, and what I anticipated.
It also doesn’t represent a subculture that’s synonymous with or even inclusive of the broader professional OSS community.