Nepal’s government collapsed this week following an ill-advised attempt to ban social media outright. The lifting of the social media ban on Monday was unable to quell a surge in anger. Ironically, social media — one of the core aspects of this week’s clashes — has turned into an important forum as protesters looked to elect a new leader. As the New York Times reports, young people are using Discord, a group chat platform conventionally used for playing video games, to debate Nepal’s fate — and future leader. “The Parliament of Nepal right now is Discord,” a 23-year-old content creator told the newspaper.