The last few years saw a substantial rise in the gaming community around the world. Life is no more limited to gaming on a device. It is now expanding into communities, groups, online fan base, etc. Thanks to applications like Discord, gaming communities around the world are now only a ping away from each other. Messaging, media transfer, audio communication, and many other features make it a busy application. Often with so many users communicating on a thread, it gets confusing to understand who is replying to whom. So, here enters the concept of quoting. Today I will explain about quoting someone on the Discord App.
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Quoting someone mentions the concerned person for whom the message is meant. So, there will be no confusion that who should see that message. There are a few ways to quote someone on Discord. I have put them up. Next time you are chatting with your community members, use these methods to quote your message.

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How To Quote Someone On Discord App
Let’s check out the various methods one-by-one.
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Code Blocks
This is simple. There are two ways of blocking your quote. Either you have to wrap your text between two single backticks or a pair of triple backticks. You can use anyone you like. Normally, if it’s a single sentence or a phrase consisting of few words, then it is better to keep that between two single backticks.
`the streaming will start around 9 PM`
If your message is a bit longer with several sentences, then you can use the triple backticks and wrap your text within that.
```streaming in next 4 hours Room ID: gunblazing9 Password: deltaalpha6```
Using Block Quotes on Discord App
This system of quoting is actually quite organized according to me. To create a blockquote you can use > or >>>. The former signifies single line block quotes and the latter denotes multi-line blockquotes.