remove GitHub Discussions

content/contact.md

@@ -12,19 +12,14 @@ your own projects that use any of our libraries; do not post images of code, and
 use a paste site like <https://dpaste.com> for long blocks of code. Use the
 `#random` channel to post about projects, libraries, and programming news.
 
-The project-specific channels are reserved for contributor discussion, not for
-general questions. If you are contributing to one of our projects and need to
-discuss anything, use the `#get-access` channel to be able to post.
+The `Contributing` category of channels are reserved for contributor discussion,
+not for general questions. Do not post there unless you are contributing to a
+Pallets project.
 
 The IRC channel ``#pallets`` on <https://libera.chat> is connected to the
 ``#questions`` channel on Discord. In Discord you'll see a `bot` label for IRC
 users; in IRC you'll see a `Pallets-` prefix for Discord users.
 
-## GitHub Discussions
-
-You may use a project's GitHub Discussions tab to ask questions. This is more
-permanent than chat, and allows feedback and accepting answers.
-
 ## Reporting Security Issues
 
 Responsibly report security issues by [drafting a private security advisory][advisory]

content/contributing/index.md

@@ -79,10 +79,9 @@ issues include:
 -   Improve static type annotations. We target mypy primarily, but would also
     like to improve compatibility with pyright. We also want to ensure we are
     using types correctly, and add tests.
--   Answer questions on GitHub Discussions and our Discord chat server.
-    Referencing canonical sources and providing explanation beyond the immediate
-    answer creates resources for others to find later and enables them to answer
-    in turn.
+-   Answer questions on our Discord chat server. If the answer was hard to
+    find in canonical sources, or required additional explanation, it might
+    be good to add it to our documentation for others to find next time.
 
 ## Get Help Contributing
 

content/contributing/questions.md

@@ -9,9 +9,6 @@ your own code:
     name and a specific search term such as an error message.
 -   Ask in the `#questions` channel on our Discord chat:
     <https://discord.gg/pallets>.
--   Use the project's GitHub Discussions tab for long term discussion or
-    larger questions. Each project has its own Discussions tab. For example,
-    Flask's is here: <https://github.com/pallets/flask/discussions>.
 
 ## How to Ask
 
@@ -46,9 +43,9 @@ to you.
 
 ## How to Answer
 
-A great way to contribute is to answer questions asked on Discord or the
-project's GitHub Discussions tab. The more people answer helpfully, the more
-people will want to ask and participate, and our community will grow.
+A great way to contribute is to answer questions asked on Discord. The more
+people answer helpfully, the more people will want to ask and participate,
+and our community will grow.
 
 Try to answer questions directly and politely. After answering the
 immediate question, it's fine to suggest other improvements, or ask followup

content/contributing/triage.md

@@ -7,10 +7,9 @@ make; this page is a loose collection of guidelines to keep in mind. Close
 issues or ask for clarification as needed.
 
 Determine if the issue is with the Pallets library. Issues with the user's own
-code should be asked as [questions] instead, use the "Convert to discussion"
-link at the bottom of the sidebar. Issues with another library, often indicated
-by a traceback pointing to other code, should be reported to that library
-instead.
+code should be asked as [questions] on Discord instead. Issues with another
+library, often indicated by a traceback pointing to other code, should be
+reported to that library instead.
 
 [questions]: questions.md