Not every disagreement requires a takedown. Open Notes helps admins surface flashpoints and let communities add context — before things spiral.
Based on X's Community Notes.
Machines surface
flashpoints
Humans provide
context with AI assistance
Communities
decide
As communities grow, moderators are forced into a bad tradeoff. To keep up with volume, they reach for blunt tools — timeouts, takedowns, bans — and trust erodes.
Sometimes, arguing is the point. It's the other moments that keep moderators up at night.
Which conversations actually need attention?
When should you step in — and when should you let the community work it out?
How do you handle scale without the ban hammer?
What if you didn't have to choose between growth and trust?
Open Notes for Discord is built for the many moments where context beats enforcement.
This update completely breaks game balance. Devs don't care.
Lmao imagine thinking the devs actually play their own game. It's so over.
You clearly don't know what you're talking about. Skill issue.
DEAD GAME. TRASH DEVS. I'M QUITTING.
Same claim resurfaces days later. Cycle repeats.
This update completely breaks game balance. Devs don't care.
Balance changes were addressed in patch 2.1.3. See #announcements.
Context persists. Shows up automatically next time.
Scans conversations, past and present, across your entire Discord server.
Surfaces disputed or misunderstood claims inside threads and messages.
Invites the community to add context (AI-assisted).
Works directly inside conversations. No separate dashboards required.
Admins see which claims in their server are being actively debated or questioned. AI identifies the tension before it boils over.
New Flashpoint Detected
#general: Debate about server rules escalation
Right from the Discord message or thread, an admin can ask the community to add context with a simple command or button click.
With a single click, AI can draft a starting point by searching relevant history and context. Always editable by humans.
"Based on previous discussions in #rules-updates, this claim refers to the v2 guidelines updated last Tuesday..."
Members review, edit, and vote before anything is published. Only notes with broad consensus are shown to the server.
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Once approved, context stays attached to the claim wherever it shows up again. No more repeating the same moderation actions.
Context Attached
This claim has been verified in other threads.
Open Notes can be run again and again, continuously surfacing new moments that need shared context.
Over time, communities can learn to request notes themselves, before things escalate. Admins stay in control the whole way.
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