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Easy to follow tutorial on making certain text channels in your Discord server "read only". Making your discord channel read only will stop people from being able to add new messages, they will only be able to read what has been pinned by the admins. This is useful for a "rules" channel for example. Learn how to make Discord channel read only now!

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Steps:

Launch the discord app and open the server you want to edit.

Tap on the three lines button in the top left corner, then tap your server name from the top of the screen.

Select ‘settings’.

In the server settings, tap ‘channels’.

Select the channel you would like to edit.

Then tap ‘channel permissions’.

Make sure you have ‘advanced view’ selected at the top and then under roles, tap ‘everyone’.

Scroll down to the ‘text channel permissions’ heading, and disable the option for ‘send messages’ by tapping the ‘x’ to the right of it.

Disable the options for ‘send messages in threads’, ‘create public threads’, and ‘create private threads’.

Then scroll down and disable the options for ‘send text to speech messages’ and ‘send voice messages’ also.

Now anyone with the @everyone role will be prevented from adding anything to the channel, making it a read only channel.